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Cobia:

 
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More Information About Cobia (Rachycentron canadum):

Description: long, slim fish with broad depressed head; lower jaw projects past upper jaw; dark lateral stripe extends through eye to tail; first dorsal fin comprised of 7 to 9 free spines; when young, has conspicuous alternating black and white horizontal stripes
   
Similar Fish: remora, Echeneis naucrates.
   
Where found: both INSHORE and NEARSHORE inhabiting inlets, bays, and among mangroves; frequently seen around bouys, pilings, and wrecks.
   
Size: common to 30 pounds.
   
Florida Record*: 103 lbs., 12 ozs.
   
Remarks: spawns in spring and early summer; feeds on crabs, squid, and small fish.

* 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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