Hunting on Guam

[homegrown671]

Hey guys it's been a while since I've visited here.Ive been wrenching on my trucks but I'm back now.Here's a nice fish I caught a couple weeks ago.It's a Mamulan or Giant Trevally.No recent deer pics season ended and I'm just waiting to get back out there.

[homegrown671]

Oh yeah I speared that bad boy By the way.He took me water skiing for a while and almost got away.Had to put a total of 4 spears in him to get him on the boat.No official weight but I guess around 80lbs.

[Scorpion8]

Originally Posted by homegrown671

Here's a nice fish I caught a couple weeks ago.It's a Mamulan or Giant Trevally.

Nice! Are they good eating?

[Hunting Man]

my question too, pretty big also.

[homegrown671]

Hey guys,yes these are good to eat although this guy was pretty tough due to his old age I imagine.This is the biggest fish I have speared so far. Normally I would not shoot really large fish because they can bend spears or run away with the spear and gun.This has happened to me before.Oh and by the way they can also drown you!!If I was to get wrapped up in the line from this fish he could easily pull me down.But when I saw him I just could not resist.

[Scorpion8]

People here swoon over catching that 325lb halibut. But the facts are that the smaller "chicken" halibut of 40-60lbs make better eating. And the old big daddy's should be left to breed more lil' halibut.