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    A couple of marine natives

    Another Highfin shot
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    A couple of marine natives

    A few new additions White shrimp (probably someones dinner) Highfin goby Juvenile speckled trout and redfish (destined for aquarium of the Americans when they outgrow tank) Inland silversides (dinner)
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    A couple of marine natives

    Green goby. I don't see many of these.
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    A couple of marine natives

    5 foot alligator gator trawled up just north of grand isle Louisiana. Released alive
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    Overlooked baitfish

    Gulf butterfish look and act similar (but not as aggressive) to jacks, but don't get very large. I would imagine anything in the genius Peprilus would work if you could get them back to the tank alive. I had a buddy that kept them and they took to eating frozen shrimp fairly easily I think.
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    Overlooked baitfish

    Lots of marine or brackish fish sold for bait make great aquarium fish. Here in the gulf coast gulf killifish are very common in the bait stores and can tolerate a very wide range of water quality conditions. For me the coolest fish I've seen sold as bait is the fat sleeper. Usually sold as star...
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    Native Aquarium FTS

    A few more searobin shots with wings open
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    Native Aquarium FTS

    Office salt tank with Bighead searobin and iridescent swimming crab
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    A couple of marine natives

    Diamondback terrapin nest Nice redfish from last year Roseate spoonbill
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    Native Aquarium FTS

    Love those perch! Wish we had them down here.
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    A couple of marine natives

    850mm alligator gar with a few parasites in its mouth Nice fat spotted gar All fish released alive and angry
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    A couple of marine natives

    Yes the redspotted sunfish was washed offshore, maybe from the Mississippi River. I don't know about the yelliwspotted seatrout I'll have to do some research.
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    A couple of marine natives

    Yeah they max out at 6 feet which seems pretty big when you are pulling it out of a net They tend die pretty quickly in a gillnet unfortunately as compared to the bull sharks we normally catch. The bulls can normally be worked up and released live and very angry.
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    A couple of marine natives

    Warning this post is a little graphic Finetooth shark we caught in a gillnet
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    Post pictures of your odd ball fish here

    A couple of marine oddballs Bighead searobin Bigeye searobin
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    A couple of marine natives

    Striped mullet taking a ride taken today south of New Orleans
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    A couple of marine natives

    Thanks. I took those just off the Mississippi River in Mississippi. The flow through the water control structure caused an eddy that drove them crazy
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    A couple of marine natives

    Mottled purse crab Asian carp Juvenile lookdown Redspotted sunfish caught 5 miles south of the empire jetties in the Gulf of Mexico
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    A couple of marine natives

    Cool fish! It came up in on of those warm eddies that breaks off the gulf stream? Did you catch it?
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