Hogfish Fishing Videos

Hogfish Part One Bridge fishin' Florida Keys style. Nice Hogfish! Views: 144 Rating: (0 ratings)

hogfish heaven fishing in the keys Views: 4211 Rating: (6 ratings)

Hogfish Part Two Fishing in the Florida Keys for Hogfish, aftermath. Views: 51 Rating: (0 ratings)

Rogue Dog '07 Summer Summer cruise with the Spiegel's on the east end of Grand Bahama and the west side of Abaco. Lots of hog fish, underwater pictures, and Bobo. Views: 5902 Rating: (3 ratings)

Bermuda Smooth - Ultimate boating Day Travel journal with particular focus on the Bermuda Islands. Views: 1189 Rating: (6 ratings)

Freediving & Spearfishing - May 2007 Visit www.ApneaSpearo.com to view all my videos. Freediving and spearfishing in May 2007. All fish were used for human consumption. There is no SCUBA in this video. Feel free to leave comments. Views: 83817 Rating: (92 ratings)

spearfishing tobago 05-07 slideshow "part one" spearfishing in tobago,mostly freediving catching 50pound+ snapper,grouper,cobia.as well as nice size barracuda,hogfish,jacks and lobsters.part "2" coming soon Views: 3595 Rating: (8 ratings)

spearfishing tobago 05-07 slideshow "part two" spearfishing in tobago, freedive catching 40-50pound snapper and cobia,as well as jacks,hogfish,grouper,wahoo,and more. scuba catching lobsters. Views: 10904 Rating: (18 ratings)

Guy Harvey wreck The Guy Harvey was a 185-foot Haitian freighter originally christened the M/V Lady Kimberly. The ship was built in Holland in 1957, where she spent her last years carrying island cargo to and from Haiti. In 1997, with financial help from renowned marine artist Guy Harvey, the Pompano Beach Fishing Rodeo towed the vessel from Port au Prince to Ft. Lauderdale. Guy Harvey painted sharks and other game fish along the outside of the ship before she was sunk May 10, 1997 in 140 feet of water to form an artificial reef. The wreck is located 3.5 miles south of the Hillsboro Inlet. Her top deck is 110 feet below the surface. This dive is meant for advanced divers only. Barracudas, hogfish, and lobsters make this wreck their home. Views: 1236 Rating: (1 ratings)