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Tripletail - Lobotes surinamensis
Family
Description: Normally a brownish color. Head is concave above the mouth. Almost looks like a panfish at first glance. The meeting of the dorsal, caudal and anal fin give it the "tripletail" name.
Similar fish:
Where found: Florida, Bahamas and Caribbean.
Found near costal areas of Florida during warmer months. Can be found in larger bays too.
Size: Average of 2 to 12 pounds.
Remarks:
Florida record: 40 pounds, 13 ounces.
Regulations:
Size Limit: 15"
Season:
Bag Limit: 2 per person per day.
Comments: Hook and line gear only. (No snatch hooks)
Must remain in whole condition until landed ashore (heads and tails intact)
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