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Crustaceans |
Weight |
Angler |
Location |
Date |
Lobster, Painted Spiny |
4 lbs 9 oz |
Warren Kaneao III |
Kailua-Kona |
03/03/19 |
Sunday, March 3, 2019, was a typical day spearfishing in Kailua-
Kona. Then, I spotted a munu and started chasing it into a cave. As I
got closer to the cave, I noticed two big white antennas sticking out. I
knew instantly it was a lobster. I noticed the surface of the lobster had
distinctive colors different from those I normally find.
Before it went deeper into the hole, I quickly rushed to grab the (4-lb 9 oz)
lobster. I was the last one to come to shore. My diving partners were there
with enormous smiles on their faces and amazement at this lobster we had
never seen before.
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