2.7K views · 37 reactions |  Community Awareness: Beached FAD...

We went out and had a play around fish aggregating device number 16. We instantly saw schools of mahi mahi and even hooked a marlin beside the boat (while none of the cameras were running and 3 of us watched it jump several times while it attempted to spool me).. It is a fair hike out there, so good weather is needed, you have to cross the bar, so go with someone experienced, take your safety gear and plenty of fuel. Surface FAD FAD 16: Moreton offshore 27° 11.097'S 153° 36.894'E 13 nautical mil

8M views · 61K reactions | The 2023 annual Goliath Grouper aggregation has begun! These giant fish gather in the Jupiter, Florida area every year to spawn. I counted around 40 on this shipwreck that sits in 60’. The fast moving current made it challenging to film them while freediving. Needed to time the drop just right before being swept away by the current. | Paul Dabill Photography | Facebook

FAD DEPLOYMENT: On August 11, Okaloosa County deployed four Fish Aggregating Devices (FADS) in the Gulf of Mexico. There are the first in the Continental U.S. We documented the trip along with interviews from the Deployment Vessel's Captain, Commissioner Kelly Windes and Captain Jim Green. | Get The Coast

LOOK: A Filipino fishing boat near a fish aggregating device or payaw in Bajo de Masinloc. (📹: Philippine Coast Guard) | ABS-CBN News

Promoting moored fish aggregating devices or FAD to enhance livelihoods and ease pressure on inshore fisheries thus strengthening sustainable fishing practices and support towards the idea of having a marine protected area or MPA.. | Mika Loga Pikibull

337K views · 2.5K reactions | Ever wondered what the East Australian Current (EAC) actually looks like as it powers down our coast? Here’s a short video of a newly installed fish aggregating device (FAD) off South West Rocks with more than 3 knots of warm blue water direct from the Coral Sea pouring past. In fact the water temperature was 25 degrees...that certainly signals the start of the summer fishing season for NSW! | NSW Fisheries | Facebook