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It's chilly outside, got some rain coming in. I always kind of question who reads these, but then the replies come in every time and remind me that I'm loved lol
The Journey Up Until Now
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I caught a trophy out of Key West, recently. Do you know what this fish is called?
This fish a beast! This toothy fish is called a cubera snapper; and in the Keys, they only eat at night. However, I caught her at 11am; but she was in 500 feet. I can't imagine there is a lot of light down that deep. LOL
Weight 68 pounds
The cubera snapper is found in the western Atlantic Ocean. It occurs from as far north as Nova Scotia and as far south as Santa Catarina in Brazil, being found in throughout the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico and around Bermuda.[1] There is a record from Flores Islands in the Azores.[9] It occurs at depths between 1 and 85 m (3 ft 3 in and 278 ft 10 in). The juveniles shelter within beds of sea grass in inshore watersor in mangroves and have been recorded entering freshwater. The adults move offshore where they inhabit rocky ledge and reef habitats
