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Mahi Mahi

Phil and Mahimahi on Bite Me, Fiji Mahi Mahi, otherwise known as Dorado or Dolphinfish are common around the island's shores.

Usually found a couple of miles offshore, they do occasionally come right up to the reef edge and are great sport on light tackle.

Always leaping across the surface when hooked up, their extraordinary colours are a sight to see.
	Often caught when out trolling lures on heavy tackle for marlin, they are delicious to eat but can be quite a handful on deck if brought in green.
Bite Me carries a spray bottle containing Fiji overproof Bounty rum. A shot in the gills and they calm down pretty fast.

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Bluewater Magazine

Issue 80
On sale 5th July 2010

Special features include:

Blazing sails: Famed underwater photographer Chris Fallows shares his observations of sailfish behaviour while rounding up and feeding on baitballs of sardines.
on offer.

GT – Supercharged fish: Dr Julian Pepperell details the life of the giant trevally – a species so revered by many anglers that it enjoys cult-like status for its brute strength and tenacity.

They call the shots: Capt Kevin Nakamaru: This famed Hawaiian skipper has fished the world and caught three species of marlin over 1000lb for his clients.

Technically speaking: Servicing a Shimano Stella reel: Keep your reel battle-ready with this step-by-step guide to stripping your Stella and getting it all back together.

Boat reviews: O’Brien 56ft custom sportfisher, Offshore Master Marine 600 Jaycat, Pocket Gameboat – Black Watch 26

Jigging – into the depths