Fish Facts: A Hoover Vacuum With Fins
This strange fish with a strange name is a favorite target for anglers in some areas.
This strange fish with a strange name is a favorite target for anglers in some areas.
Anglers cleaned and cooked this tasty fish, learning later it would have been an IGFA record.
This transparent ribbon is the larval form of a baby moray eel.
Don’t mistake this fish species for a porgy — it’s actually a type of chub.
Did you know that tuna larvae have teeth?
For the first time in decades, a tightly controlled harvest of goliath grouper offers a limited number of anglers the chance to take home a goliath.
A colorful species of dwarf sea bass adds to this angler’s day.
The differences between a larval and adult swordfish are substantial and many.
The short answer is yes, but that requires considerable explanation.
Six- to eight-foot giants, with long jaws filled with dagger-like teeth, lurk in many waters of the U.S. Southeast.
Most anglers never get to see what this tasty bottom fish looks like as a larva.
Why the green jobfish, as aggressive as it looks, is one of the coolest gamefish among the snappers.
This strange fish with a strange name is a favorite target for anglers in some areas.
Anglers cleaned and cooked this tasty fish, learning later it would have been an IGFA record.
This transparent ribbon is the larval form of a baby moray eel.
Don’t mistake this fish species for a porgy — it’s actually a type of chub.
Did you know that tuna larvae have teeth?
For the first time in decades, a tightly controlled harvest of goliath grouper offers a limited number of anglers the chance to take home a goliath.
A colorful species of dwarf sea bass adds to this angler’s day.
The differences between a larval and adult swordfish are substantial and many.
The short answer is yes, but that requires considerable explanation.
Six- to eight-foot giants, with long jaws filled with dagger-like teeth, lurk in many waters of the U.S. Southeast.
Most anglers never get to see what this tasty bottom fish looks like as a larva.
Why the green jobfish, as aggressive as it looks, is one of the coolest gamefish among the snappers.
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