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What do u call this fish and....

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sanadw said:
loool I meant Giant like very big thing only :t (Huge Trevally) ... I hope there is no fish called huge trevally!!!!

We call it locally (jush)

Common names suck!! rofl

I try to always include the scientific name to remove any confusion..

Ive seen people argue for hours over wether a diver had speared a Silver Trumpeter, or a Red Trumpeter... same fish... rofl
 
if your hunting rigs on tanks, with those larger fish, a floatline can get tangled pretty bad, same as reel line, might make sense to rig up a riding rig, helldiver style, while i personally wouldnt want to use one, for the particular hunting conditions that you get on rigs, i can see why they are used.. basically, end of shooting line is connected to a short piece of rope with a loop through it, and you loop it around your hand, let the fish drag you till your tired... reason i dont like it is because i can imagine a fish pulling you headfirst into a rig leg, doesnt look like it would be fun

best bet with big fish like that is headshots, even if u dont stone em outright, generally you take a lot of the fight out of them.
 
Nope... No Tanks here :naughty

But thanx for the advice anyways!

I think im gonna take the reel off next time i hit up the rigs!

Zane...
 
used to shoot a very simmarl fish in the gulf (up near bahrain). they seemed to be very currious and if I banged a rock on the ground they would come in and investigate. only ever shot them in winter months as the summer meat was very tasteless of bitter. hope that helps
 
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