i drink beers and go to the creek. i usually catch sunfish.
Opahs? I've never even heard of them. They are fishes comprising the small family Lampridae
Hmmm I haven't either so I googled it apparently it's a type of fish! Seems like there was a lot of recipes have you ever eaten some? I definitely will! I grew up by the ocean so I do love fish!  Yes I completely agree! Watching the sun set on the horizon never gets old. Nope and no matter how hard you try to capture it in a photo it's never the same. That seems very peaceful I bet the sound of the water is so relaxing. 
Yeah, They are often called moonfish or sunfish. They look great. its the one i catch most at the creek when fishing Yes I have, it is delicious! Fish pie and a cold beer. Its hard to beat. you should try it. i love eating everything i sea too. I love being by the sea. So relazing agree . beautiful . seeing it in person there's no replacement for that . you cant capture a moment like that There is a creek nearby here. Fishing at the creek with a beer is the best It is - especially in the sunshine. Although being beside the ocean would be moreso. Are you there often?
i have not but i should try it ! i have not but i should try it ! sunfish are not edible , but they're pretty to look at . agree . beautiful . seeing it in person there's no replacement for that . agree . beautiful . seeing it in person there's no replacement for that . yes it is really calming . i need to be by the ocean . what do you do ?
They are really cool looking animals! I personally have not, You must have though? i love eating everything i sea too i love eating everything i sea too Do you plan on getting another fish? It is - especially in the sunshine
Opahs are fish, often called moonfish or sunfish. They are colorful lampriform fishes. Yes I have, it is delicious! Opahs are also called moonfish or sunfish. Do you know that there was a song called Sunsets that made number 11 on the Australian charts Opahs are also called moonfish or sunfish. It  is peaceful alongside the water near land.