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Virginia, if it were a contest, you would probably have caught a lot of fish, or at least the biggest one of the day. Isn't that how it usually works?

Quite a haul. Are those a tasty fish?

I'w waiting for the announcement that bugs in Florida are on the endangered species list. :lol:

There was a kind of rock fish that was called a Sculpin. Found in the same zones as the rock cods. There is some toxicity in their dorsal fin, so if you get poked it can be a problem other than just the cut.

It looks similar to what is called "Rock cod" along the California coast, but I can't recall if that color was common. Bottom dwellers and pretty easy to catch in quantity of you find a hole where they are.

Terri, that is so cool, thanks! Beautiful place! Good hunting, V.

Same with growing vegetables, it can be expensive for fertilizer if you use the chemical type....plus the time investment. A good garden requires time, both the prep for planting then the maintenance.

Maybe you can catch some fish that doesn't taste like fish.

You usually do.

Gigi, if you google, "Is sunscreen safe?", various information comes up. It seems a bit sketchy, but there are some guidelines about different chemical ingredients that might best be avoided, and shelf life concerns. This article has some basic info...

V, there has been some stuff on the news about the hazards of some types of sunblock. Have you checked it out to be safe?

V, you love dolphins. How about a jumping dolphin tattoo for yourself? I'll contribute a few bucks toward the art work!

Yeah, really. I'd offer one if it were possible, but I wouldn't want John to freak out.

I meant striper, I think it's a striped bass.

Nice snapper!

Saltwater fish have to drink a lot more water than freshwater fish, something about the salt balance in their bodies. Freshwater fish have to produce a lot more pee. Remember that when at the fish market.

You like smell, Chris..... I should send you some fermenting soy beans. I love the stuff, it can show that smell can be deceiving.

In fish eating land here, it isn't uncommon to hear folks say that they don't like freshwater species, while gobbling up ocean life.

Beautiful fish!

People in Maine are proud of their lobsters. I recall going through customs in Bangor, Maine, and there being a small tank with a few lobsters in it against the wall. They were real too.