Every morning for the past few weeks the locals have been gathering at the same place near edge of the reef of Lau Lau Bay. Just before sunrise, with their throwing nets in hand, they are ready to catch some fish. I had heard that there was a great ball of Atulai fish that had gathered in the Bay and that some of the net fishermen were pulling in almost 100 pounds of them a day. Typically, the Atulai spend most of their time in deep waters, but almost every year they migrate in great numbers into some of the island's shallow waters. So with speargun and underwater camera in hand, my friends and I went to see what everyone was talking about.
11.28.2011
Atulai "Big Eyed Scad"
Every morning for the past few weeks the locals have been gathering at the same place near edge of the reef of Lau Lau Bay. Just before sunrise, with their throwing nets in hand, they are ready to catch some fish. I had heard that there was a great ball of Atulai fish that had gathered in the Bay and that some of the net fishermen were pulling in almost 100 pounds of them a day. Typically, the Atulai spend most of their time in deep waters, but almost every year they migrate in great numbers into some of the island's shallow waters. So with speargun and underwater camera in hand, my friends and I went to see what everyone was talking about.
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WOW!! What a great video you put together, Brian! That was just beautiful:) Gayle
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