Pausing a moment from swimming around its shallow coastal habitat to speak with reporters, a 14-month-old Atlantic tarpon admitted Tuesday that it was currently at a 'pretty good place in [its] life' and 'couldnt be happier.' 'I feel good. I've got my health, I've reached full maturity, the autumnal migration went greatI really cant complain, said the 5-foot Megalops atlanticus, stating that it had everything a pelagic fish could ask for, from abundant sources of crab and grass-shrimp to zero predators in its visual field. 'And this ambient water temperature and elevated salinity level feel great on my fins. Things just seem to be going my way right now, I guess.' The herring went on to say that it didn't want to jinx itself, but it had to admit its spawning prospects were looking 'real good' too. 