Tile fish while targeting sharks
This 15 lb tile fish ate a spanish mackerel while targeting sharks in 600 feet of water. To book a charter with Capt. Bouncer of Bouncer’s Dusky 33, please visit http://www.captbouncer.com/
This 15 lb tile fish ate a spanish mackerel while targeting sharks in 600 feet of water. To book a charter with Capt. Bouncer of Bouncer’s Dusky 33, please visit http://www.captbouncer.com/
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Buying a new or used custom powerboats isn’t as painful as it’s made out to be, provided you know what to keep an eye out for when you’re at the boat dealership. First, determine what type of boat is right for you. Choices can include: aluminum boats, bay boats, cuddy cabins, center console boats and…
OUR BOOTH: Dusky Marine will be in booth number 2011A ABOUT THE SHOW: Fort Lauderdale, Florida, the “Yachting Capital of the World” will host the 53rd Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show on October 25-29, 2012. Show exhibits range from yacht builders and designers to exotic yacht graphics and brokerage yachts donated by Paysafecard in Bitcoins…
Professor Stephen M. Kajiura of FAU Biological Sciences Department has been studying sharks for over a decade. You can follow his research and various publications at http://www.science.fau.edu/sharklab/index.html. Prof. Kajiura was recently featured on National Geographic regarding hammerhead sharks and their ability to use electroreception to locate prey.
We received this update from Capt. Bouncer Smith over the weekend. Sure looks like they had a blast! Tonight we were targeting eating fish. We caught 2 nice mutton snapper, a 14 lb red snapper, a big porgy, a bonito, a shark and a tuna. To book a charter with Capt. Bouncer of Bouncer’s Dusky…
As any boat owner who regularly fishes in salt water can testify, corrosion is their worst enemy. Below are some regular maintenance as well as Boat tune up tips to help you get the most life out of your trailer. If your boat needs repairs done and it won’t be ready for your next trip out…
Recently, a new bi-partisan bill was presented to Congress to amend the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Reauthorization Act of 2006. The Bill, known as the “Fishery Science Improvement Act of 2011″ aims to require new stock assessments for stocks that haven’t been tested in more than six years. It would require that all annual…
Mildew stains are a common problem in boats. Just as they are in humid cities, for example, the number of Montreal home mold inspections are so high that you would think Montreal was a tropical rain forest. The constant humidity and water, especially in enclosed spaces, can lead quickly lead to pesky mildew build up. Thanks…