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Photo of the Day: Volume II

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By Sport Fishing Staff

Updated: February 11, 2014

Dolphin Catch ‘n’ Release

Catching nice dolphin off Fujairah in the United Arab Emirates with Soolyman Sportfishing Charters. Photo by Bobby Du Plessis See your great fishing photo in this space! Email images to editor@sportfishingmag.com. (Be sure to click through all the images in the gallery.) Click here to see Photo of the Day Volume I Bobby du Plessis

Circle-Hook Smile

Miles Dover of Hubert, North Carolina, won runner up with this smiling 12-foot sand tiger shark off North Carolina. See your great fishing photo in this space! Email images to editor@sportfishingmag.com. (Be sure to click through all the images in the gallery.) Click here to see Photo of the Day Volume I Miles Dover

Aussie Landscape

Dramatic landscapes are part of the vistas over northwestern Australia, where the waters are as fishy as you’d expect. See your great fishing photo in this space! Email images to editor@sportfishingmag.com. (Be sure to click through all the images in the gallery.) Click here to see Photo of the Day Volume I Doug Olander

Bludger trevally**** are characterized by their thick lips but make no mistake: They fight as hard as any any trevally when hooked. Photo by Doug Olander See your great fishing photo in this space! Email images to editor@sportfishingmag.com. (Be sure to click through all the images in the gallery.) Click here to see Photo of the Day Volume I Doug Olander

Triple Play

Fat weedline tripletail nailed a Yo-Zuri minnow lure off Louisiana. Photo by Doug Olander See your great fishing photo in this space! Email images to editor@sportfishingmag.com. (Be sure to click through all the images in the gallery.) Click here to see Photo of the Day Volume I Doug Olander

Lip and Tuck

Vintage action from Midway Island as Capt. Rick Gaffney lip-gaffs a giant trevally for Bill Boyce. Photo by Doug Olander See your great fishing photo in this space! Email images to editor@sportfishingmag.com. (Be sure to click through all the images in the gallery.) Click here to see Photo of the Day Volume I Doug Olander

Now, wouldn’t you, Barracuda?

The only way to catch a ‘cuda with mono leader — hooked in the corner of its tooth-filled jaws. Photo by Doug Olander See your great fishing photo in this space! Email images to editor@sportfishingmag.com. (Be sure to click through all the images in the gallery.) Click here to see Photo of the Day Volume I Doug Olander

Jaws Permit

Tailing** permit**, lower Florida Keys Photo by Doug Olander See your great fishing photo in this space! Email images to editor@sportfishingmag.com. (Be sure to click through all the images in the gallery.) Click here to see Photo of the Day Volume I Doug Olander

Salty Croc

Unhappy Australian croc discovered the lure it grabbed wasn’t very tasty. Big “salties” get lots of respect from Australian anglers. Photo by Doug Olander See your great fishing photo in this space! Email images to editor@sportfishingmag.com. (Be sure to click through all the images in the gallery.) Click here to see Photo of the Day Volume I Doug Olander

Lucky King

King mackerel, caught on mono leader (sometimes we get lucky!) Photo by Doug Olander See your great fishing photo in this space! Email images to editor@sportfishingmag.com. (Be sure to click through all the images in the gallery.) Click here to see Photo of the Day Volume I. Doug Olander

Snowy grouper comes up from 900 feet alongside a Louisiana offshore rig. Photo by Doug Olander See your great fishing photo in this space! Email images to editor@sportfishingmag.com. (Be sure to click through all the images in the gallery.) Click here to see Photo of the Day Volume I. Doug Olander

Pompano Prize

Name that fish! If you guess African pompano, you’d win a prize if there were one. Photo by Doug Olander See your great fishing photo in this space! Email images to editor@sportfishingmag.com. (Be sure to click through all the images in the gallery.) Click here to see Photo of the Day Volume I. undefined

Hail to the Queen

One of the world’s best light-tackle gamesters, the queenfish is limited to Indo-Pacific waters. Photo by Doug Olander See your great fishing photo in this space! Email images to editor@sportfishingmag.com. (Be sure to click through all the images in the gallery.) Click here to see Photo of the Day Volume I. Doug Olander

Sail Away

Sailfish do indeed patrol just off the beaches at times along Baja’s East Cape, where this shot of a feeding sail was taken. Photo by Doug Olander See your great fishing photo in this space! Email images to editor@sportfishingmag.com. (Be sure to click through all the images in the gallery.) Click here to see Photo of the Day Volume I. Doug Olander

Croc-needle

The rather crocodilian-looking head of a needlefish. Photo by Doug Olander See your great fishing photo in this space! Email images to editor@sportfishingmag.com. (Be sure to click through all the images in the gallery.) Click here to see Photo of the Day Volume I. Doug Olander

A Little Goliath

Smaller goliath grouper tend to be more colorful than larger, older adults. Photo by Doug Olander See your great fishing photo in this space! Email images to** editor@sportfishingmag.com**. (Be sure to click through all the images in the gallery.) Click** here** to see Photo of the Day Volume I. Doug Olander

River Tunny

Sunrise over a flat-calm Mississippi River delta brought some topwater action from little tunny (bonito). Photo by Doug Olander See your great fishing photo in this space! Email images to** editor@sportfishingmag.com**. (Be sure to click through all the images in the gallery.) Click** here** to see Photo of the Day Volume I. Doug Olander

Colorful Tuna

Striking color in the side of a freshly caught yellowfin tuna. Photo by Doug Olander See your great fishing photo in this space! Email images to editor@sportfishingmag.com. (Be sure to click through all the images in the gallery.) Click **here **to see Photo of the Day Volume I. Doug Olander

Deepwater night shark brought up from nearly 2,000 feet off Bimini. Photo by Doug Olander See your great fishing photo in this space! Email images to editor@sportfishingmag.com. (Be sure to click through all the images in the gallery.) _Click here to see Photo of the Day Volume I_. Doug Olander

Purse-seiner hoists bag full of** dorado **(dolphinfish) off Ecuador. Photo by Doug Olander See your great fishing photo in this space! Email images to editor@sportfishingmag.com. (Be sure to click through all the images in the gallery.) Click here to see Photo of the Day Volume I. Doug Olander

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Triple Play

Lip and Tuck

Now, wouldn’t you, Barracuda?

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Salty Croc

Lucky King

Pompano Prize

Hail to the Queen

Sail Away

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A Little Goliath

River Tunny

Colorful Tuna

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