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Scuba News
January 18, 2025 by HAL
Lionfish are a major problem in the Caribbean due to their rapid breeding and lack of natural predators. To address this, divers and fishermen have been culling lionfish, which is not harmful on its own. However, when culled lionfish are fed to other fish, it changes their behaviors and can put divers at risk. Fish […]
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This episode features Greg The Divemaster discussing lionfish with a knowledgeable guest known for tackling this invasive species. They also connect with the Aqua Gypsy and The Scuba Cowboy to share exciting updates and experiences. It’s a great way to learn more about lionfish and what divers are doing to manage their population.
January 6, 2025 by HAL
A scuba diver in the Gulf of Mexico uses an unusual method to remove invasive lionfish by shooting them with an underwater Glock 17. This method was part of an experiment to see if a gun could be fired at 100 feet underwater. Lionfish are harmful to coral reefs because they eat many small fish […]
November 22, 2024 by HAL
Lionfish are an invasive species in Florida but are gaining popularity as a tasty seafood option. There is a growing market for lionfish, making it possible for divers to earn some money while enjoying the sport. Catching lionfish is straightforward with the right gear, and the regulations for fishing licensing are becoming more relaxed. This […]
October 22, 2024 by HAL
The 2024 Winter Lionfish Throw Down is a tournament aimed at reducing the threat of lionfish to marine ecosystems in Florida. It runs from October 14, 2024, to December 31, 2024, and encourages lionfish hunting in Florida waters to maintain momentum after the summer. Many local dive shops and organizations are supporting the event to […]
October 18, 2024 by HAL
Wearing lionfish jewelry is a creative way for people in Belize to help control the lionfish invasion. Lionfish threaten local marine life and the fishing industry, so communities are encouraged to catch them. Making and selling jewelry from lionfish spines and fins provides income and promotes the capture of these invasive fish. Additionally, the community […]
October 9, 2024 by HAL
The Elite Lionfish Squad recently captured 31 lionfish in Aruba at a site heavily infested by these invasive fish. Lionfish have a negative impact on local reef ecosystems, reducing the number of smaller fish. One lionfish caught set an Aruba record at 42cm. The divers aim to control the lionfish population through hunting, and their […]
August 26, 2024 by HAL
Lionfish are a growing problem for divers and marine life. They have venomous spines that can cause painful injuries. With their increasing population in places like the Gulf of Mexico, divers face a higher risk of getting stung, which can lead to severe pain and allergic reactions. To stay safe, divers should be alert and […]
August 13, 2024 by HAL
VIP Diving in Bonaire offers a Lionfish Hunter course to help combat the invasive lionfish species. This course trains divers to safely capture lionfish, which are harmful to local reef ecosystems. Once certified, divers can hunt lionfish and even supply local restaurants with this tasty fish. Read the full article at www.divenewswire.com
August 8, 2024 by HAL
Lionfish are not universally considered invasive globally, despite common beliefs in the US. Read the entire article at scubahanknyc.com
August 6, 2024 by HAL
Test your knowledge of scorpionfish, lionfish, and stonefish in a quiz to win discounts. Read the entire article at divemagazine.com
June 11, 2024 by HAL
Anthony’s Key Resort Roatan organized a successful Lionfish Expedition led by experts Peter Hughes and Lad Akins, resulting in the removal of over 170 lionfish from Roatan’s reefs. Participants enjoyed workshops, dives, and cuisine made from lionfish, such as a ceviche cook-off. Read the entire article at www.divenewswire.com
April 27, 2024 by HAL
Lionfish pose a serious threat to reefs as they are aggressive eaters and reproduce quickly without natural predators. Read the entire article at forscubadivers.com
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