I am a Lionfish hunter as well here in North Carolina. Unfortunately we have to go about 25 miles out and 120’ – 140’ deep to get to them. I have great system so I can get 25 to 40 fish in two 15 minute dives (well as long as the Sharks stay away). BTW My recipe: I like to put a large shrimp followed by a chunk of Lionfish on a skewer and dip it in a Beer Batter or Pancake Batter then roll it Coconut. Refrigerate for 30 min then deep fry. For the dipping sauce us 1 cup Orange or Mango marmalade with 1 tbl of a Caribbean Hot Sauce.
Regards,
Josh Burns
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Niiiiice, seems you had quite the luck again! Now, I am not insinuating you lack skill - you are skilled! But without Lady Luck.. :)
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Dude that is a lot of lion fish good for you. Nice triggers. I've only shot 2 lion fish because I haven't seen much here in the shallows of the upper keys
Hey Josh - You should come down to Palm Beach County where the Lionfish are coming right up to shore. Last week they had a 'Lionfish Derby'. I wrote about it (HUNTING FOR 'LIONS' IN FLORIDA FOR A $1,000 PRIZE) on my blog:
http://jackatseadreamstravelcom.blogspot.com/
Josh can you contact me Gary Guthrie. I'de liek to know your system for here in Fl. It would be a great help
guthriegary@gmail.com
Josh,
My name is Lee Tami and I live in Wilmington, North Carolina. I would like to join you and hunt lion fish. I have 10+ years diving and would like to join you. Please contact me at 703-862-4456 or ltami81@hotmail.com
Thanks!
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