Bone Fish Fishing

Bone fish are a species that live in warm waters all over the
world. They are not commonly eaten, except in Hawaii. But they
are a popular fish for sport fishing. They are considered among
the most popular species for fly fishing and are sought after by
many anglers.

Bone fish
fishing
is conducted in most tropical areas. The Bone fish lives in
shore but moves to shallow mudflats with the incoming tide to
feed. Younger fish swim in larger shoals of fish that are all
about the same size. Larger, more mature fish swim in smaller
groups or even in pairs.  Bone fishing is a popular sport at
exotic locations like the Florida Keys, Nassau, the Bahamas, and
Hawaii.

The Marlin is the crown jewel for any fisherman. They are
large powerful fish, are rare, and difficult to catch. It can be
quite expensive to go

Marlin fishing
and requires considerable money to pursue as a regular
hobby. Most fishermen aspire to go fishing for Marlin at least
once in their lives. The Blue Marlin is the most popular type of
Marlin for game fishing. They put up a huge fight and can become
very large. They are located in warmer waters in both the
Atlantic and Indo-Pacific. They can be as far north as Japan or
Cape Cod or as far south as Peru or Cape Town because these are
influenced by warm currents.

Sailfish
fishing
makes for another ideal game fishing expedition. It is a
fish that lives in warm waters as well and is noted for its large
dorsal fin, called a sail, and for its bill which resembles a
Sword fish or Marlin. Its color can vary greatly from brown to
purple, but most are in the blue to grey color category.
Sometimes they may have yellow stripes or iridescent stripes
spotted with silver or blue. Their beauty makes them a prize for
fishermen. They are known for their incredible strength and high
jumps out of the water. They pose a challenge for even the most
experienced of fishermen.

Fishing trips
are something that every fishermen dreams about. Warm water
fishing expeditions offer something that is exotic and special.
The game fish of the warm waters are large and nearly always
present a challenge. These are the trips that frequent fishermen
plan for their entire lives or look back on as the best trips
they ever took.

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