#fishing 🎣

[mothmussy]

Webfishing is a fun game

you can do chalk drawings

And toilet fishing

[beautyallaroundus25]

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Santana 🔆 8056   http://www.steveb29.com/2024/06/blog-post_599.html

[marine-corps-strong]

Fishing from my favorite spot at Tiger Point in Pensacola because no one is ever here. Caught 15 fish today and always freeze them and bring them back to my next door neighbor in Charlotte NC. Good day and now time to hit the gym. Happy Tuesday everyone. 🤜🤛❤️❤️🇺🇸

[sodabottlehfjone]

I DONT KNOW WHO THE SMOKER ON THE BALCONY WOULD BE

[thinkingsmart]

Grace 🦀 21355 The enemy is not fighting you because you are weak. He is fighting you because you are strong. 💫💚   https://ift.tt/zQRP7w3

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Freshwater Fish Records - Georgia Fishing | eRegulations

[xtruss]

109-Pound Halibut Caught Through Ice During Special Canada Fishing Project

Mathieu Aubin, left, and Rémi Aubin hold up a 109-pound Atlantic halibut that they caught in Quebec's Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean region on Sunday, Jan. 21, 2024. (Source: Facebook/Accommodation des 21)

What’s The Biggest Fish You’ve Ever Caught?

I can almost guarantee you it’s not as large as this 109-pound halibut that was caught during an ice fishing endeavor in Quebec, Canada. The massive fish took four hours to reel in, and because it had to be pulled through the top of the frozen Saguenay Fjord, the ice fisherman had to resize the opening just to get the ice through.

The Canada anglers had special permission to fish the area thanks to the Atlantic Halibut Winter Fishing Project for Scientific Purposes, which requires fishermen to turn over whatever they catch to scientists in the area so biological date can be recorded.

Doesn’t sound like a bad deal to me, especially if you get to haul in behemoths like Remi and Mathieu Aubin did when they landed this halibut. The fish was so large, the two men had to basically ask for backup, requiring two additional sets of hands to assist in reshaping the hole in the ice to reel the halibut out of the water.

The Atlantic Halibut Winter Fishing Project (for Scientific Purposes, can’t leave that part out) is such a rare experience because otherwise, fishing for Atlantic halibut is not allowed. The species is on the endangered list, and can only be fished for through the Canadian fishing project.

That’s why Mathieu Aubin was so excited about the rare experience, and posted about it on his Facebook page just 24 hours removed from the catch:

“What to say after 24 hours… Honestly I’m still speechless, I went back to spend the day on the ice today to thank the fjord and live my emotion of the moment in peace! No matter how I look at this event, I can only be positive about what life brings me.”

So What Happened To The 100-Plus-Pound Halibut After It Was Caught?

Well, scientists will take a look at the fish and conduct research to create data about the Atlantic halibut. And as for the meat of the fish, Aubin stated in the post that he would be donating it to those that are in need.

The Atlantic Halibut fishing project started back in 2022, and has repeated every year since during the winter.

— Quinn Eaton | January 24, 2024 | Whiskey 🥃 Riff

[katamarv1]

Gift for our V1 and Seb fictives because they are so gay for each other (side eye…)

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[lavampira]

sunset fishing

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Zoe 🏕️ 8832   http://www.steveb29.com/2024/06/blog-post_174.html

[shebaa]

Reject society. Embrace kitty behaviours.

[thinkingsmart]

Ryan 🏆 18317 The older I get the more I understand that it’s okay to live a life others don’t understand. 💫👀💫   https://ift.tt/oE10A4c

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