Snappers (Lutjanidae) black spot snapper catching in harbour #fishing #fishinglife | Kadal Raasa Fishing

Mullet Snapper are one of the rarest and largest of any snapper species in the world. Endemic to the Eastern Pacific they show up by the thousands to the Darien Gap to gorge on the yearly bait migration. To see hundreds of 30-70 pound snapper exploding on bait balls is a sight that will stay with you for life! @darienlodge #darienlodge #landofgiants #wildcoast #fishcolombia #fishcolombiaexpeditions #slowpitchjigging #fishcolombia2024 #fishing #fishinglodge #elbizcocho #lasardina #offshorefishing

Snapper species can get confusing—so here’s a quick breakdown 🐟👇 💛 Yellow Eye Snapper: Often referred to as Silk Snapper or Silkies and often mistaken for red snapper but silkies usually come from deeper water and are most commonly recognized by their bright yellow eyes 👀 🐝 Vermilion Snapper: Smaller and sleeker than red snapper, with a more pinkish hue and yellow lines running along the body. Awesome eating and found schooling in deeper depths! Also referred to as Beeliners and our persona

Otters (subfamily Lutrinae): There are 13 species of Otter on the planet, a mammal that is in the Mustelid family along with badgers, weasels and polecats. They are semiaquatic or aquatic animals with diets based primarily on fish, although crabs, insects and birds are all taken. They are playful animals and appear to engage in various behaviours for sheer enjoyment, including making waterslides and then sliding down them into the water and many find and play with small stones. (photos taken wit