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Fish On Fridays.

Shawn Zenor is in da house!

I can only dream of fish like this. For Shawn and his crew, this is every day off of my beloved Big Island.

Wait a second, did I just post? It's been a while. Throw some chum in the water and I come to the surface.

Fish On Fridays.

Happy Friday!

Fish On Fridays.

Sorry my man, not exactly what you were expecting, was it? I know, I know, you want wahines. Ok, I get it. But let's face it, the world is getting stranger by the moment. So let's chill and watch the fish swim, and swim, and swim. Come on guys, don't you take a break? I wonder if they have jumped on the microdose bandwagon. "Dude, let's keep swimming!"

Fish On Fridays.

1 fish, 2 fish, 3 fish, 4 fish?

Fish On Fridays.

You never know when you might run into a fish.
Like Islais Creek.

Fish On Fridays. (Old Photos Series)

Z-Town!
Zihuatanejo, Guerrero, Mexico

Fish On Fridays. (Old Photos Series)

Magandang umaga sa iyo!

Fish On Fridays. (Old Photos Series)

Bienvenidos desde Zihuatanejo, Guerrero, Mexico.

Fish On Fridays. (Old Photos Series)

Battle with a beast.
¿Quién es la bestia?

Fish On Fridays.

Santa chills out and gets a little fishing in before the big push.

Fish On Fridays.

Got fish!

Fish On Fridays.

What do you mean no fishing?

Fish On Fridays.

Spot the fish.

Fish On Fridays.

Opah!

Shawn Steward, the owner of Aloha Spirit Sportfishing, caught a large 90-pound opah of the coast of Southern California last week. It is very rare to catch this deep-water fish by a recreational angler.

Fish On Fridays.

Fun under da sea.

Fish On Fridays.

I always fall for a fly, especially if a pretty young wahine is at the other end of the line.

Fish On Fridays.

Via Andreas.

Fish On Fridays.

Happy fishing, everyone!
Wahine with fish: Amanda Gilbert.

Fish On Fridays.

Hey, who took my Thanksgiving goody bag?
Bon Vendredi les amis. Via Charles.

Fish On Fridays. Hello, Mr. Big Teeth!

Shark breaks into cage a says hello to a diver. You knew this was going to eventually happen .

From Gabe and Garret:

On a recent great white shark cage diving trip we experienced a very rare event, a shark breaching the side of the cage. What might appear to be an aggressive great white shark trying to attack the cage, this is not the case. These awesome sharks are biting at large chunks of tuna tied to a rope. When a great white shark lunges and bites something, it is temporarily blinded. They also cannot swim backwards. So this shark lunged at the bait, accidentally hit the side of the cage, was most likely confused and not able to swim backwards, it thrust forward and broke the metal rail of the cage. There was a single diver inside the cage. He ended up outside the bottom of the cage, looking down on two great white sharks. The diver is a very experienced dive instructor, remained calm, and when the shark thrashed back outside the cage, the diver calmly swam back up and climbed out completely uninjured. The boat crew did an outstanding job, lifting the top of the cage, analyzing the frenzied situation, and the shark was out after a few long seconds. Everyone on the boat returned to the cages the next day, realizing this was a very rare event. The boat owner, captain, and crew are to be commended for making what could've been a tragic event into a happy ending. I'm sure God and luck had a bit to do with it too!