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Changing Seas Season 10, Episode 4: Fishing the Flats for Science

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Flats fishing is popular with recreational anglers in the Caribbean and the Florida Keys. But until recently, little was known about tarpon, bonefish and permit – the species most coveted by sports fishermen. Now scientists are studying the fish to better understand their movements, habitat, and spawning behaviors. Watch Changing Seas Season 10, Episode 4 Fishing the Flats for Science in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Changing Seas Season 10, Episode 4 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Fishing the Flats for Science

Flats fishing is popular with recreational anglers in the Caribbean and the Florida Keys. But until recently, little was known about tarpon, bonefish and permit – the species most coveted by sports fishermen. Now scientists are studying the fish to better understand their movements, habitat, and spawning behaviors.