C'mon fish in French Guiana!!
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Your English is fine. Its the common names that make a mess of things. In the US, fish have so many different common names from region to region that it can get confusing for even the most common fish at times.Sorry, in French, snappers are called "red carps"... I need to improve my English...
Lutjanus jocu is always found in saltwater, sometimes in low rate salted water. Same for Lutjanus griseus.
I'm not originally from FG, i moved there 6 years ago. I was living in France before.
Some snooks I caught last week, all released.
We have L. griseus here, we call them mangrove snapper but some people also call them black snapper which is the name for another species all together as well. Real confusing when it comes to size and bag limits! Our mangroves are not nearly as pretty yours however.
If you dont mind me asking. What do you do? What made you move there? The wife (who is originally from South America) and I have been kicking around the idea of moving somewhere down there.
I work in a shop which rent/sell boats, boat stuffs, outboard motors, nautic spots stuff, fishing stuff, hunting stuff, camping stuff and aquariums
Interesting combination of products sold at your store. I bet that's a great place for you to work. You get to see what works best for your fishing trips and I bet you get a great employee discount!!!!!
Yes right, i can buy at professionnal price, and i work in my 2 favorite hobbies!
I buy for the shop lures i have already tested before, so i can provide the better stuff for my customers. Since many years i tried many lures and spend fortunes to test them, and i choose only the best ones...
I buy for the shop lures i have already tested before, so i can provide the better stuff for my customers. Since many years i tried many lures and spend fortunes to test them, and i choose only the best ones...
