Tarpon, the lower right on a clouser minnow.

Bonefish, the lower right, on a whisper crab.

Bonefish, Bahamas, Bonejovi

tough one. my first guess would be tarpon, but i think i'll go out on a limb with barracuda. they look like they're just sitting there motionless. again, on a limb...i'm going to say a chartreuse deceiver caught the one on the lower left. i've seen 2s and 3s like this before.

Lower right bonefish caught on a clouser.

barracuda, lower left, needlefish fly.

Bonefish, lower left, Chartreuse clouser

Tarpon, lower LEFT, clouser

Tarpon, the fish in the bottom right of photo, tarpon toad.

Bonefish, clouser.
seth

cobia, front fish, closer.

cuda, furthest one away, on something white

Needle fish, bottom close fish, deceiver

Rainbow, grasshopper, front

brown trout, far fish, mosquito

you snagged one with a bare hook

Tarpon, bottom right, crab pattern.

bonefish top right wooly bugger

tarpon, bottom right....merkin

Needlefish judging by length, Bonefish wiggler, middle one.

Bonefish, lower right, on a bone shrimp

Snook, the least intelligent of the 3 fish, schminnow

It is called a fish Kirk would have liked to hook. He was fishing with the proverbial "wish sandwich" fly.

Bonefish, upper right, Crazy Charlie.

Bonefish, upper-right, Gotcha

bonefish lower right enrico minnow is what I have my best luck with.

Bonefish, lower left, bone shrimp

Gar, left, clouser

make that a needlefish lower left on a gotcha as bonefish has already been said with those choices.

bonefish lower right on a bonefish clouser foxee red

Ramora on a clouser - last fish in line

Lady fish. Caught on a closure.

garfish. Rt one farther away, rope fly

I'm going branch out and say all 3 are cobia, you caught the second one back from the lead, and you caught it on a clouser.

Lower left Barracuda with a Cuda Needlefish

pike, front, large bugger

cuda lower right clouser

Bonefish caught with a clouser minnow, the single fish farthest left

Unless it's the photo, they look to thin like a bone, poon or even a cuda maybe a big needlefish or houndfish on tan bonefish fly.