Its Monday and Marlin is still in the lead!!!

Its Monday and some fish appear to be getting a slow start to the week! From now on, the map will show the furthest spot that particular fish have traveled to. After the weekend, Marlin is still in the lead, but Fishie and Lucaya are right behind him!! Overall standings to date are:

1. Red star - Marlin from Central Abaco High
2. Blue - Fishie - Cherokee
3. Brown - Lucaya - CV Bethel
4-6. Black -
(a)Miles - Man-O-War Primary
(b)Foxy - Fox Town Primary
(c)Biggie - Amy Roberts Primary
7-9. Yellow -
(a)Laura-Lee - SC Bootle
(b)Stormy - CC Sweeting Senior High
(c)Master Blaster - Hope Town Primary
10. Purple - Sly - Moore's Island All Age School
11-12. Red -
(a)Star - Central Abaco Primary
(b)Quick - Crossing Rocks Primary
13-15. Pink
(a)Sandy - Freeport Primary
(b)Diamond - JA Pinder Primary
(c)Max - Wesley College
16. White - Floppy - Agape Christian School
17. Blue - Jim Richards

Fish who have not moved out of Home site A yet:
Berry 9
Stanley Grayson
Bubbles

Fish who have not moved out of Home site B yet:
Trixie
Jerry
Tiny

Did you know? Tidal creeks can be considered a specific type of an estuary. Estuaries are semi-enclosed water bodies where fresh and salt water mix; however, due to limited surface freshwater input, Bahamian estuaries are marine-dominated.

Any school who has not submitted the name for their fish, please do so by email to racetothereef@gmail.com in order to see your fish on the map! Also remember, clicking on the map opens it in a larger view.