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Bluefish:

 
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More Information About Bluefish (Pomatomus saltatrix):

Description: color blue or greenish blue on back, sides silvery; mouth large; teeth prominent, sharp, and compressed; dorsal and anal fins nearly the same size; scales small; lateral line almost straight.
   
Similar Fish: blue runner, C. crysos.
   
Where found: young usually INSHORE spring and summer, moving OFFSHORE to join adults fall and winter; strong migration of northeast Atlantic stock to Florida east coast in winter. 
   
Size: most west coast catches under 3 pounds, much larger on east coast.
   
Florida Record*: 22 lbs., 3 ozs.
   
Remarks: travels in large schools, following schools of baitfish; cannibalistic; all members of a given school about the same size; spawning occurs OFFSHORE in spring and summer.

* The Florida records quoted are from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission's printed publication. The records are provided as only as a benchmark.


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