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Pinkish in color, found offshore bottom fishing, can be up to 20 lbs., excellent taste
Mid April through October
Offshore species, live on rocky bottom, common up to and exceeding 100 lbs., excellent taste
Reef dwelling bottom fish, excellent taste
Offshore bottom fish found on wrecks and rocky reefs, common up to 40 lbs., A good eating fish
Early season sport fishing. Long gray and white lateral stripes with broad head. Migrates inshore, great fighting and eating.
Schooling migratory fish, common to 20 lbs., record is 90 lbs., excellent for smoking
Found in schools inshore and offshore, over deep grass beds, A good frying fish.
Mahi-Mahi
(Also known as Dolphin & Dorado)
Mid April through September
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Fast growing fish, thought to live no more then 5 years. Swiming speed is estimated at 50 knots. Feeds on flying fish & squid.
Copper/bronze body with one or more spots at base of tail, inshore migrating from estuaries, usually around 8 lbs., Great for blackening.
May strike surface bait in spectacular fasion, but seldom jumps after being hooked. Wild fight is characterized by several runs, usually near the surface. One of the fastest of all game fish. Great eating.
Several species in and offshore including hammerhead, blacktip, and mako, edibility varies
Deep dark blue sport fish, found near 100-fathom line, record is 116 lbs.
Large game fish, awesome sight to see, up to 8 feet long, Florida record for Blue Marlin is 980 lbs., White Marlin record is 161 lbs.
