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Yellowtail Snapper
  Yellowtail Snapper:

 
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More Information About Yellowtail Snapper (Ocyurus chrysurus):

Description: back and upper sides olive to bluish with yellow spots; lower sides and belly with alternating narrow, longitudinal pink and yellow stripes; prominent midlateral yellow stripe begins at mouth and runs to tail, broadening as it passes the dorsal fins; caudal fin yellow and deeply forked; no dark lateral spot.
   
Similar Fish: none. 
   
Where found: juveniles INSHORE on grassbeds and back reefs; adults NEARSHORE or OFFSHORE over sandy areas near reefs. 
   
Size: common to 3 pounds.
   
Florida Record*: 7 lbs., 5 ozs. 
   
Remarks: found mainly in tropical waters; spawns in midsummer; rarely exceeds 30 inches and 5 pounds in size; feeds on small fish and invertebrates. 

* 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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