Rhode Island
This is the only link on my homepage where you will see dead fish! [For all of the my other Scuba Photos links, you'll the "beauty beneath" -- photographed fully alive (!)]. The visibility in the North Atlantic areas off the coast of southern New England where I commonly dive is generally too poor for photography -- though good enough for spearfishing (!). I am 95% vegan -- and the main reason I'm not 100% is so that I can enjoy fresh fish that I spear between mid-April and early November. (The non-vegan "5%" also allows me to enjoy an occasional slice of pizza or dish of ice cream at family celebrations.)
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Birds Feasting on Bait Fish
(October 6, 2015; click on image to see video)
Monster Tautog
(October 15, 2015, Jamestown, RI-- taken at 25 ft.)
Tautog Record Catch -- 27 lbs
(Limt = 3 tautog; 8 lbs + 9 lbs, + 10 lbs = 27 lbs! April 17, 2012; Jamestown, RI)
A Nice Striped Bass
(May 17, 2012; Jamestown, RI -- taken at 45 ft.)
A Tasty Striped Bass
(October 11, 2010, Jamestown, RI-- taken at 40 ft.)
Monster Tautog
(April 26, 2009, Jamestown, RI)
Rocky Island between the Coves, Ft. Wetherill
(August 8, 2008, Jamestown, RI)
A Big Tasty Striped Bass
(July 3, 2009, Jamestown, RI-- taken at 70 ft.)
Sandy Beach Cove (from afar), Ft. Wetherill
(August 8 2008, Jamestown, RI)
Sandy Beach Cove (from its beach), Ft. Wetherill
(August 8, 2008, Jamestown, RI)
Monster 11.5-Pound Tautog
(September 30, 2006, Jamestown, RI)
Monster 10-pound Tautog
(May 13, 2005, Jamestown, RI)
A Tasty Striped Bass
(October 16, 2004, Bull Rock, Jamestown, RI)
Tautog: 9 & 5 lbs
(October 7, 2004, Ft. Wetherill, Jamestown, RI)