Tyrrhenian Sea

This kind of fishing is perfect for when your mom says you can't fish because it's too hot😉 Basically you go snorkeling with an handline and when under a rock you see a fish you like you start fishing in the water😌....since it is half freediving and half fishing I call it "freefishing" 😎 Unfortunately, my dad didn't catch the biggest fish.... A snapper of at least 1kg that was pulling me so much.... Too bad he broke the line otherwise I was water skiing with the fish 🤣🤣🤣😎👍🤙👍

Here is Apogon imberbis, the "king of mullets." A fish I saw years ago snorkeling on Lily Island, hiding under a rock.... Bright red, it looked like glowing lava on a black volcanic rock.... From that day for years I tried to catch it but it seemed impossible...no one had ever caught it or even seen it...when I talked about it the fishermen thought it was my childhood fantasy...😌 Now, however, it has arrived and for me it is a beautiful catch. It is not big nor valuable but for me it is one of those fish to remember and show to fishing friends😎😎😎😉 Long live the Apogon imberbis!!! It took all the magic of my ugly stick gx2 to catch it but it finally came! 😎🤗🤗🤗

I have been experimenting with a fishing system originating in the Maori culture of New Zealand for some time now 🤙 Basically instead of a hook you use a wool staple that with certain species of fish that have a certain type of teeth manages to get caught on the teeth and thus catch them.... It also works very well with moray eels 😉 I really enjoy fishing in different ways and looking for different fish because I find it fun. Moray eels are among the most combative fish I have caught so kudos to the moray eels! 🤣🤠 A nice anchovy wrapped in red wool is irresistible to the friendly moray eels that many people hate and fear but they are fantastic fish! 🤙👍🤠🤠🤠🤗