Family Scombridae
Territory: Common offshore
Size: 20-25 lbs but usually caught 5-10 lbs
Remarks: An excellent baitfish for marlin and other large game fish, poor table fare
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Hi Mark B,
ReplyDeleteI'm trying to get in touch with you regarding the images on your blog. Please get back to me via seaval_@hotmail . com when you get the chance.
Thanks!
Best regards,
-Cival