More Information About Cubera Snapper

Cubera Snapper at Isla Ladrones Panama

Now that I’ve lost my Cubera Snapper virginity, my thirst for them has yet to be quenched. If anything, these fierce, beautiful, slow-growing fish continue to live rent-free in my head, beckoning me back to Panama for another tussle or two. That’ll happen down the road, but not quickly enough for my taste. In the meantime, I continue to study and learn everything I can about them. Whether you’re an expert, a novice like me, or still haven’t added that notch to your bedpost, check out some of the following links to further whet your appetite:

Fishing for Cubera Snapper

Carl Vicars of Tennessee with a massive Panama Cubera Snapper

Cubera Snapper Biology and News

Mark Jenson of Washington with an Islas Secas cubera snapper in central america
Guy Harvey Cubera Snapper Flag
 
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