3ne2nr fishermen

[proton17]

i hope dats not cleaned shrimp with sodium in it or other preservative.....

in tunapuna sanjuan or chaguanas market, nice shripms for 25 a pound.

you could dig and use the flesh from the chip chip as bait too..

[V2NR 3.0]

^^^ fellas, a bit off topic, but what kind of fish is this featured in this sumptuous meal ? It's often grilled and bar be qued etc. I've boiled it down to either marling or something else.

[ryan99tt]

Ususally is marlin...

[V2NR 3.0]

Chip Chip in season ?

Anyone ?

[meccalli]

Looks like sailfish steak.

[altec]

yeah chip chip in season, at least manzan side

[X_Factor]

anyone interested in these? ordered them to handle shrimp but it won't work as I envisioned
hit me a pm...

[HondaPuss]

What kind of bait will work the best for catching tilapia?

[meccalli]

A net maybe lol. I catch them with bread by a friend's pond but I know people usually catch wild tilapia with either nets or by hand. Naturally, they're an algae feeder.

[ryan99tt]

They basically eat anything...u cud use shrimp, worms, roti, dumpling, etc...

[trinichubz]

Goodnight guys..... contemplating making a run on the north monday... anyone knows what the conditions are like these days?

[ryan99tt]

Monday looks choppy and has winds up to 21mph with swells between 4-6ft...mite be ah little unbearable if u not used to it...

[ttphilip]

Rough seas bulletin in today's express

[Hyperion]

Went Sea Lots fish market this morning to buy fish. There was only bait, jashua. No fish in the market except for a couple sharks. Nobody is fishing because the water is bad these days.

Not ten days ago I was in the market and dolphin was giving away at $16 per lb.

A crew i know spent the night DDI, they usually catch walliack to sell. They spent the whole night and caught 7 lbs of fish.

[proton17]

Wow $16 a pound, if i did know dat......lol

some new stuff to test out..........

[Hyperion]

Like you went by Mankee's Proton.

[altec]

ok i tried the mazan area but didnt have much luck cause I couldn't find the area, and I missed the tide. Next week i might make another try, I got lures too so i might try the toco area. BTW this is the third time i bought frozen whole shrimp from trifish and they were totally pink which means they were too long in heat before refrigeration. Does this affect the bait or should i just face the market?

[proton17]

hahahaha, yea boi. going to look for cavalli in manzan......

[*KRONIK*]

ok i tried the mazan area but didnt have much luck cause I couldn't find the area, and I missed the tide. Next week i might make another try, I got lures too so i might try the toco area. BTW this is the third time i bought frozen whole shrimp from trifish and they were totally pink which means they were too long in heat before refrigeration. Does this affect the bait or should i just face the market?

Boi...stop buying that crap nah

Thats imported shrimp that they use preservatives on.

Bess u pass thru the market and buy some fresh shrimp with the shell on

[proton17]

i told him dat also before.....

[meccalli]

The 105 roosta casts pretty good @ 1 0z but high wind really hampers it compared to the metals. The best plug i get good distance with is the sp minnow.

[altec]

alright nah, i will pass through the market in grande and see if there is shrimp this week.

[*KRONIK*]

There is shrimp on weekends
The 1st fish vendor on the right side...as you walk in.

I usually order mine from the fish van, them market shrimp to big and beautiful to use as bait...

Lol

[ryan99tt]

Better to get shrimp wen dey come of the trawlers...freshest and best quality...i usually get mine down otaheite bay or orange valley...

[meccalli]

My local fish van gets from orange valley, sells at 20/lb.

[ryan99tt]

Usually cud get ah pigtail of medium shrimp for like $40-80 depending on your bargaining skills...

[X_Factor]

^ never seen that in the valley...a pigtail bucket holds 35lbs of shrimp on average....cheapest I hav seen shrimp sell for is $10.00 a lb and thats pretty small in size

[Cantmis]

How many types of hoplias(guabine) do we have in tnt?

[meccalli]

There's only one member of the erynthrinids we have that belongs to the Hoplias genus which is H. malabaricus
The other family members that are local are
Hoplerythrinus unitaeniatus and Hoplerythrinus cinereus

[kevin5211]

Bigger shrimp works better. Harder for small fish to pick it off. Bought some large shrimp at $35 a lb and fished off d rocks by guapo beach and caught sum big racando. Just set out a running line and wait for the fish to take.