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06/17/2026

Buddy and Scott just landed a huge mutton! We're not sure how it happened, but hopefully Ben's GoPro captured it all. Gear's prepped, time to see the action.

06/17/2026

We dove 80 feet hoping for yellow jacks or mutton snapper. What we found instead was a monster fish, an experience unlike any other. Stay tuned to see the crazy encounter.

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06/17/2026

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06/16/2026

A massive tiger shark followed a diver to the surface. Just as it seemed like disaster, a huge cobia was spotted on its nose. With quick thinking and precise spearfishing, the cobia was landed, showcasing incredible teamwork and skill in the face of danger.

06/16/2026

These grouper were absolutely relentless! Saw a nice fish, but then a monster mutton showed up. Almost lost it when it was netted 20 feet off the bottom. That's a seriously big catch!

06/15/2026

A spearfishing trip took a terrifying turn when a massive tiger shark followed a diver to the surface. Just as the diver surfaced, the shark was revealed with a large cobia on its mouth. Thankfully, the team reacted quickly, charging the shark and landing a double-shot on the cobia to secure the catch. It's a stark reminder of the risks involved when sharing the ocean with apex predators.

06/15/2026

Caught this massive fish by surprise while filming! Crystal clear water and an incredible moment. Definitely not what we were expecting to see today.

06/14/2026

We're testing out the brand-new 2026 FishPro 170 Sport! Come along as we tie up the skis, get geared up, and dive into some amazing reef exploration. It's time to go!

06/14/2026

Thought this cubera snapper was a lost cause, but he surprised me! Went back to the same spot and there he was, tucked away. Landed the perfect shot!

06/13/2026

You won't believe what happened! As we were bagging a mutton snapper, Jake made another incredible drop. Using a simple PVC pipe lure, he enticed another snapper to bite. They have great vision and are drawn to movement, thinking it's bait. This technique works wonders for attracting them. Then, Jake lands another keeper, an 18.5-inch mutton snapper, just over legal size. That's two for Jake!

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