I was getting close to the ladder where I get out after a swim, when two large bluefin trevallies went by. One swam off, but the other one turned around and to check me out and I snapped this one photo in murky water.
I was happy how it cleaned up and how it caught the fish’s curiosity and it’s sparkling blue markings.
Posted in response to Becky’s October Squares challenge theme of ‘Past Squares – Blue.’ See more responses here.
Graham's Island 
Great photo Graham. Fish hardly ever co-operate 🙂
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I know. Makes it special when they do.
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what a capture, I wonder what he was thinking of you!
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Probably something along the lines of ‘What a big, ungainly creature. Should be easy to get rid of the likes of that!’
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hee hee – I am sure you are not ungainly 🙂
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Truth is, most humans in the water are ungainly. To fish, we probably look like a turtle driving a car would look to us!
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hee hee, love that description
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Beautiful image of a really cool fish! Enjoyed seeing it!
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Thanks, Reed. It was fun little encounter.
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He’s posing!
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He kinda was. I love it when fish get curious and come close.
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