Invasive species poses massive ecological threat Ninety-feet below the surface with a mile of blue oblivion below, I approach her slowly as she stalks her prey. She hypnotizes a small snapper with her crimson mane, but I send my spear through her head before she can strike. I slip her into a bag full of…
Knee deep in PIT tags and swamp poons Sometimes the best fishing is in uncomfortable settings. Our prey often seeks refuge in difficult to reach areas, areas fishermen eagerly expend high energy to access due to the potential for high returns. This is the sort of location I found myself in during a recent research…
Introduction to Self Monday morning. Standing ankle deep on a Bahamian sand flat with a friend and a guide. It doesn’t take long to realize this line of work has its perks. After all, I haven’t met too many people that have skipped class to hunt for their first bonefish.