This is why you always go in the bigger boat

[QUACKHEAD]

Nope 4 heads in the first pic, 5 in the 2nd. But he could have jumped in from the boat taking pic's to help like ray said.

[BottomOfTheBoot]

he was probably on the side of the boat closest to the fish...

he was doing the "Dubya" squat to get a picture with it, and when the other guys got pissed and wanted him to move out the way, he stood up and went to the back of the boat.

you just can't see him in the first pic bc the fish is in the way. Case solved.

[longsidelandry]

I think he was drifting in the middle of the ocean on an ice chest lid when the fish started chasing after him trying to eat him. Then this boat came along and hooked the fish then the guy jumped in the boat. Look how far away from it he is and how scared he is....

[catch.and.fillet]

Looks like a bluefin tuna. They catch those off Carolina in center consoles....sometimes off Venice. They 're shaped like giant footballs. That one looks about 400-500 lbs. About a $20,000 fish at the dock if they decide to sell it.

[Dink]

was 520 dressed out, and sold in Japan for over 5,000 bucks at an auction oddly enough.........................was on Hull Truth