When you head to Casa Vieja Lodge in Guatemala you’re going to want to try to bait-and-switch a sailfish (or 10) on your own. When written, or spoken on land, the process sounds easy. Here’s an entire brand dedicated to that moment of semi-coordinated chaos.

When offshore boats come back into the marina flying flags, there’s a significance to their display — to communicate what they’ve caught, and also to brag a little bit. If you caught, for instance, a blue marlin and a sailfish, you could fly those flags in succession. If they’re upside down, that means the fish was released. Sometimes there’s also a “T” to signify that the fish was tagged.