Okay, technically starfish aren't fish. Admit it, you don't really care about the fish anyway.
Wahine: Kate Upton
Location: Boracay Island, Philippines
God Bless Sports Illustrated!
Okay, technically starfish aren't fish. Admit it, you don't really care about the fish anyway.
Wahine: Kate Upton
Location: Boracay Island, Philippines
God Bless Sports Illustrated!
Do you think he'll catch a marlin?
Shawn caught a nice 72lb sailfish from the cockpit of his kayak.
"I think the first thing I remember seeing was the bill, and saying, “What the hell am I going to do now?” I was thinking marlin, and that I was going to die. Then I noticed the sail, and of course assumed sailfish, but having never seen one or ever even had the vaguest idea that I might catch one, I was only guessing. The thing was leaping everywhere, tailwalking across the surface, and whipping that spear around like it was trying to throw it at me."
Eh brah, no give me da stink eye!
Charlie moments before turning into superbowl poke for our Big Island pal, Shawn.
Eh bra, dats no fish. Dats a wahine!
Eh Mike, happy now?
Onolicious!
Yes Mr. Puffin, can I help you with something?
Pterosynchiropus splendidus
Okay Joe, enough already. We want the meat and potatoes, we want a wahine!
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Winter from fishbeer on Vimeo.
I'm starting to feel sympathetic for our brethren stuck in the middle and eastern portions of our fair land. Didn't the Tzar and Stalin send people to the icy tundra for punishment? I hope your Siberian winter ends soon. Good luck and drink lots of bourbon.
Via Moldy Chum. see also fishbeer.
Thanks to Bonnie for the inspiration.
I'm kidding. However, it probably could chop you up for lunch with it's large claws.
A team from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and Eastern Kentucky University discovered a new giant crayfish species
(Barbicambarus simmonsi), and it's really big – twice the size of other species. More at redOrbit.
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Four fishermen from New Zealand had the ride of their lives when they attempted to cross a river in dangerous conditions.
Eager to return home (eager for what? hmm, I wonder) after a week's fishing trip, the captains of two boats decided to risk crossing Grey River despite the choppy waters.
The current and waves were so strong it was almost impossible for either of the boats to advance. More at the Telegraph.
Lesson: You guys were lucky this time. Don't go looking for trouble, even if you're eager.
P.S. Good commercial for the boat designer and manufacuter.
Eh brah, dats no fish!
I waited all week for this?
Don't even think about touching my fish!
Warm and fuzzy, eh Bunty?
Sorry Michael, no fish!
The dad version.
The mom version.