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snorkeling the coast |
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snorkeling this bay |
Joe was the only one who speared a fish. He thought it was a grouper, but it may have been a parrot fish. He cleaned it up and Dave sautéed it for us to share.
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stingray about 3 feet across |
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either spiny porcupine or balloon fish |
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possibly tilefish, but unusual stripes |
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Joe's grouper |
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grouper for dinner tonight |
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removing the conch without chopping through the shell |
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hanging the conch |
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the meat of the conch |
This morning there were 4 boats in this area. When we came back there were 6. Before night, there were 14 in this small anchorage!!
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