Record Page
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Species |
Size | Location | Comments |
| Red Grouper | 14.8 lbs. | Live coral bottom | Caught on squid in 300 ft of water |
| Black Driftfish | 15.7 lbs. | 1100 ft. rock ledge | A first for USM research lab |
| Smooth Dogfish | 18lbs.14oz. | caught at a deep rig | caught on cut bait at night |
| Longtail Seabass | 5lbs.6.4oz. | another catch at a deep rig | Seabass can't turn down small squid |
| Black Bar Drum | 2lbs.11oz. | deep ledge | Oddest little drum that swims |
| Snowie Grouper | 12.8lbs. | deep hard bottom | Caught on cut mullet by Steve at the lab |
| Snowie Grouper | 16.5lbs. | same spot different day | That record didn't last long...sorry Steve |
| Spiny Cheek Scorpionfish | 5.6lbs. | bottom of a rig to the southwest | Nobody would touch this one |
| Common Tilefish | 12.6lbs. | deep slope | These are great eating |
| Goldface Tilefish | 2.6lbs. | another deep slope | Small cousin to the common tilefish |
| King Snake Eel | 29.4lbs. | deep wreck | This is a bad fish to handle! |
| King Snake Eel | 39.5lbs | same deep wreck | This is a worse fish to handle! |
| Bearded Bartula | 14lbs.8oz. | deep rig | Ugly but really good eating |
| Swordfish | 75.5lbs. | drifting at night in 1500ft. | One of the best eating fish that swim |
| Sand Tilefsh | 2.7lbs. | 450ft. deep slope | little tilefish that eats good |
| Black Bar Drum | 3.5lbs. | 600ft. deep hole | Another odd drummer |