ROFFS™ Fishy Times Newsletter – 96th Edition – Updated Videos/Interesting & Exciting Photos, 2016 BBC/Cuba Tournament Dates & Megalodon Teeth in NC NEWS

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High Flying Marlin!      Short clip of one of the high flyers we had last week…Video Courtesy: Justin Brien | Facebook Please click HERE to watch the video on our website now! Surfing Bulldogs!  Three bulldogs surfing to some Ethiopian jazz is easily the best thing you’ll see all week. These dogs are so happy that they bark the whole way to the sand. Also, is this the longest wave ever ridden by a dog? Here’s what dogs think about while surfing: http://bit.ly/1XTEutS (credit: Ron Davis) Video Courtesy: The Inertia | Facebook Please click HERE to watch the video on our website now! 462 Lb. Swordfish Jump!   Check out the jump the 462 lb swordfish made last month when we were fishing aboard the BnM. It was close to 2 hours into the fight when she finally showed herself. And yes I get a little excited! I suppose the day I stop getting excited is when I’ll get a new job…Video Courtesy: Capt Nick Stanczyk | Facebook Please click HERE to watch the video on our website now! Ocean of Life!  Then this happened shortly after….Video Courtesy: Michael Hamilton | Facebook Please click HERE to watch the video on our website now! Singing in the Shower!    When you’re singing in the shower and really get into it By: Joey Tang – Video Courtesy: KeettheHeat | Facebook Please click HERE to watch the video on our website now! Slurping Baits!   Down the hatch #shallowwaterexpeditions #seewhatsoutthere #orvisflyfishing #yeticoolers #simmsfishing #scientificanglers #builtforthewild #fishthetruth @yeticoolers @simmsfishing @scientificanglers @oldfloridaoutfitters Video Courtesy: Shallow Water Expeditions | Facebook Please click HERE to watch the video on our website now!

UPDATED: INTERESTING & EXCITING PHOTOS Above: Be safe, where shoes or sneakers when fishing. 17 stitches from a wahoo bite is no fun when you are 1-2 hours offshore and your foot is bleeding profusely. Please click here for more interesting & exciting photos on our website now!!!

2016 BBC Dates & Cuba Tournaments Press Release courtesy: Jennifer Dudas | November 8, 2015

Please click here to read more on our website now! Megalodon Teeth Washing up Along North Carolina Beaches Originally published: November 2, 2015 | Article courtesy: www.nola.com | By: Todd Masson

These days, we humans tend to freak out if a little ol’ great white shark gets too close to one of our beaches. Imagine being alive millions of years ago, and having to contend with megalodons, giant sharks that were longer than any of the ships Columbus took across the Atlantic.

Beachcombers along the North Carolina coast are getting a good idea of the size of these prehistoric fish that ruled the oceans between 2 million and 15 million years ago. Recent strong currents have unearthed fossilized megalodon teeth, and washed them up on the sand in North Topsail Beach and Surf City, according to local NBC affiliateWITN.

Denny Bland, who found one of the teeth, said it was a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

“Oh my God … I felt like a lottery winner or something,” he said.

Above: Megalodon teeth have been washing up in recent weeks along the North Carolina coast. (Photo by Surf City Gazette) Please click here to read more about Megalodon teeth washing up along NC beaches on our website now!

*** IMPORTANT NOTE*** Navy Mooring Advisory

Notice to Mariners in Gulf of Mexico:

We have been asked to pass this on. Please avoid this Navy experiment in this are:

29.281   88.823

29.282   88.686

29.282   88.558

29.351   88.795

29.362   88.683

Each site has a lighted warning buoy.  We would request that they avoid an area of 800 ft (250 m) around the warning buoy.

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