Posted on April 15, 2021 Are mako sharks endangered NOAA Fisheries Shortfin Mako 90-day FindingNOAA Fisheries published a 90-day finding on a petition to list the shortfin mako shark (Isurus oxyrinchus) as threatened or endangered under the Endangered Species Act (ESA) and to designate critical habitat concurrent with the listing. To ensure this status review is comprehensive, the agency is soliciting scientific and commercial information regarding this species.
Though snakeheads and clown knifefish failed to cooperate, we did mange to release some colorful and hard-fighting peacock bass before making that long trip across the state again where Alberto and I cast small paddletail jigs from shore during the middle of the night to release spotted seatrout and snook plus a single ladyfish and even a Gulf kingfish which has the same tiny mouth as the northern member of that species that we catch in the surf though very rarely on artificials. Chuck Many reports that jigging for smaller bass was hot during his last trip with Ty Man in Raritan Bay, but the bait bite for bigger bass was slower though he did release the lunker in the photo.
Nice shots of blackfish,lots of fish that just missed the mark but they were jumping on the baits Walter Stewart had the hot had onboard today,He was dialed in and had almost a double limit of keeper blackfish,and probably 30 shorts . Most of the bites were on clam but Mr. Stewart used white leggers all day Nice day out with a great group of guys and girls.
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