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That would be my best guess too (Epinephelus macrospilos), a juvenile one, judging from the brown spots with lighter halo, heavily spotted tail (rounded?) with a white margin. Another really tasty fish, we would bottom fish for them with strips of Skipjack skin, then throw them on a coconut...

That there is a Humpback Red Snapper (Lutjanus gibbus). Really tasty, I often had them for breakfast, lunch and dinner. On the same day. Ciguatera be damned. Oh, to be young and fearless again. Kenneth

Amazing shot. As dynamic as a still image will ever get, I don't think you could've done better even if you tried. Two thumbs way up! Thanks much for sharing, Kenneth

To answer, yes, "freshwater" eel (Anguilla anguilla), although they spend much of their lives in the Sargasso Sea. Truth is, any eel sold at market today will be farmed. We're not doing it this year, my sister-in-law's husband just passed away yesterday, so we're having a pared down Christmas...

Strictly fish here in Central Italy, from the starter to the pasta to the main and all else in between. My duty over the last 15 years has been to choose, behead, cut up, and roast to perfection, an eel, rigorously live before prep, usually between 3-4 lbs, bigger if I can find one, which is...

27/28! Didn't have MySpace. But I'm only 56! Am I old? Walk to the TV, turn it on. Tune, and if that doesn't work, bang on, the TV to get a "better picture", then get excited when the show is in color. Walk back to the TV to change the channel. Nowadays my kids talk to the TV to get stuff...

It's a rod for people who want it all -- fly and/or spin, hence the double ratings 💪. Notice the spinning-reel rings on the cork seat 👍. EDIT: Oops, just saw @Dragon Mo's post about it being a fly/spin rod :rolleyes:.

This. Can't emphasize enough the importance of good cables. As the I.T. Administrator, I'm also responsible for all the various A/V setups at work. Over short distances of up to 50', we rely on HDMI cables to carry 4K signals of up to 120Hz. Over longer distances, we use the HDBaseT...

Congratulations all around -- health, fish, positive outlook on life, and, above, all, granddaughter. Planning to spoil her rotten :)? All the best, Kenneth

Happy Birthday, great way to celebrate!

Heartiest Congratulations! I'll throw "Benedetta" (Blessed) and "Beatrice" (She who brings happiness) into the pot. Kenneth

Done and dusted! All the hard work really appreciated. Thanks much, Kenneth

Heartiest congratulations to your and your family, Coach! Kenneth

I'm staying tuned! Looks like this is going to turn out to be a most worthy ADE (ref: After DimeBrite Era Gabon Report) TR. Thanks much for sharing, Kenneth

This is absolutely my favorite kind of report - kid/s having a wonderful time in the great outdoors with dad and mom. Thanks much for sharing, Kenneth

Well done, Emma and Emma's dad! Thanks much for sharing, Kenneth

Roger that! Sorry, couldn't resist saying it 😁, but seriously, between Mark and Roger, I think we are extremely fortunate to have such expertise at hand. Thanks much, guys, for the education. Kenneth

This right here is one of my favorite meals. Killer combination of flavors, textures and colors. Kenneth

Rest in eternal and blessed peace, OMJ. And thank you for the "discussions" we had on the weather in Rome, badminton, sushi, heck, life. THANK YOU. Kenneth

I love spiders, and all sorts of creepy-crawlies in general. I'd previously posted photos of spiders you may encounter at home or outside in tropical Southeast Asia (Spiders at home), but the photo above of a centipede inspires me to post a photo of a millepede you might come across as you take...