1/22/2012 8:54:09 AM Topic: Tako in a tako reecemits Posts: 1	Angler: reecemits Fish Caught: Night Octopus Location: 21.2760,-157.7488 Fish Caught: Night Octopus Location: 21.2761,-157.7485 Went reef walking tonite and got two night squid. We've caught night squid with crabs that its been eating but this is the first time we caught one that had been eating a small day tako.
3/2/2011 12:34:33 AM Topic: Out of season run markmits Posts: 2	Hey saw oama on the heeia pier this past weekend. not much, but way out of season. anywhere else anyone? this year the runs are late.
3/2/2011 12:33:03 AM Topic: Okay, new fish to identify markmits Posts: 2	Where did they catch that fish?
2/17/2011 7:37:13 PM Topic: Okay, new fish to identify Josh Posts: 6	I think I may have ID'd the fish as a Sunrise Basslet (Liopropoma aurora)
2/17/2011 7:36:26 PM Topic: Okay, new fish to identify Josh Posts: 6	Eh, what is this fish?
10/20/2010 2:41:28 AM Topic: What kine is dis? Josh Posts: 6	Looks like it: LUTJANIDAE (SNAPPERS) Pristipomoides auricilla (Jordan, Evermann & Tanaka) (Yellowtail Kalikali) SL: to 37 cm (41 cm FL) (photo: 27.9 cm SL, Guam) The Yellowtail Kalikali is the most frequently caught snapper when bottomfishing Guam's deep ledges and offshore banks. It has been taken in the depth range at 90 to 360 m but is most abundant from 181 to 270 m. It feeds primarily on fishes and pelagic tunicates. (See also p. 57, A) INDO-PACIFIC: W. Indian Ocean to Hawaii, n. to a. Japan, s. to New Caledonia. (from: http://www.guammarinelab.com/fish/species_html/pristipomoides.auricilla.html)
10/20/2010 2:19:11 AM Topic: What kine is dis? wpcouncil Administrator Posts: 5	Someone sent us this fish picture and asked to identify, they thought it was wahanui, but I think we seen this one before. We've seen it a lot in the Mariana islands. Does anyone know what species of fish this is?
9/30/2010 7:56:01 PM Topic: one nuddah one Josh Posts: 6	From Bruce Mundy, PIFSC: shortfin ariomma, Ariomma brevimanus. the appearance of finlets is an illusion from the incised membranes of the soft-rayed portions of the dorsal and anal fins (perhaps even damaged membranes) together with the fins being folded down. Otherwise, it looks like a perfect match with /A. brevimanus/ (e.g., the photo on page of 452 of Jack's Reef and Shore Fishes of the Hawaiian Islands).
9/30/2010 7:53:45 PM Topic: Anyone know what this fish is? Josh Posts: 6	Randall's Snapper
9/30/2010 7:53:09 PM Topic: What kind of fish is this? Josh Posts: 6	Spotted Unicornfish, Naso maculatus. You kind find it on page 438 of John Randall's "Reef and Shore Fishes of Hawaii."
9/30/2010 5:50:24 PM Topic: What kind of fish is this? wpcouncil Administrator Posts: 5	It was caught at 80 fathoms and was expired when brought up. highlight below for my guess: Spotted Unicornfish (Naso maculatus)
9/17/2010 10:25:37 PM Topic: one nuddah one wpcouncil Administrator Posts: 5	Okay gang, any thoughts? No info on where it was caught, what depth, etc.
9/14/2010 8:10:16 PM Topic: Anyone know what this fish is? wpcouncil Administrator Posts: 5	I got this email from a guy on Maui. He says he caught it in 140 fathoms. Looks like a paka, but the colors of an ehu. Could it be a hybrid? Or just a color morph of a paka?
8/7/2010 1:02:28 AM Topic: Fish Caught 8/5/2010 Mariana Wksp Posts: 1	Angler: Mariana Wksp Fish Caught: gindai Location: 13.1116,144.4153 Fish Caught: Lyre Tail Grouper Location: 13.2346,144.4730
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