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This program focuses on tips, tricks and techniques for digging up grouper, snapper, triggerfish and more. Charter captains and professional guides show how to "find the spot" with sonar, describe a variety of rigs & knots, bait rigging & presentation, and many more valuable tips to improve your fishing success. There's even an exciting, "how-to" segment on Trolling artificial for big grouper.

When the USS Triggerfish, an American World War II submarine, appears fifty years after she was presumed lost, it falls to retired Navy captain and historian J.D. Stanton to deal with the invisible forces surrounding the sub.

With this little book you can re-create the vibrant patterns and colors of marine tropical fish. Included are eight different species, boldly outlined on translucent paper: sea horse, polkadot grouper, long-nose butterfly fish, clown triggerfish, and four more. Simply color with crayon, felt-tip pen, or colored pencil, and hang near a window or other light source to enjoy the vivid hues of some of nature's most spectacular creatures.On the inside back cover you'll find identifications of the fish. You can make a record of the names before removing the pages.

“If you’ve never read Dorsey, you need to start.”—Miami Herald The world’s biggest beach party is about to get crashed—Serge A. Storms style—in Gator A-Go-Go, New York Times bestselling author Tim Dorsey’s latest outrageously funny and supremely twisted wild ride. The creator of Nuclear Jellyfish, Triggerfish Twist, and so many more delightfully, seriously insane Serge adventures brings the Sunshine State historian and unrepentant thrill killer back for a Florida Spring Break you’ll never forget. Take the Raleigh News & Observer’s advice and “gobble up the Serge A. Storms stories...and you’ll see what an overrated, humorless dullard Hannibal Lecter has always been.”