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Old 29-07-2016, 10:48   #1
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I just caught it off in Florida, off of the Miami coast. Edible? Thanks!!!


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Old 29-07-2016, 11:19   #2
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Re: Anyone know what fish this is?

Nope I don't know what it is, but what fish are inedible? Now I want eat Spanish or King Mackerel too bloody, but I know of no inedible fish?
OK maybe Catfish

I don't know what it is, some kind of Jack?
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Old 29-07-2016, 11:20   #3
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Re: Anyone know what fish this is?

Looks like what we call a trevally in Australia. Edible and young ones are good for sushi
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Looks like a Lesser Amberjack. Yes they are good eats!
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Looks like a Lesser Amberjack. Yes they are good eats!
Definitely an amberjack, you'd have to look up the differences between the Greater and Lesser, but if I remember correctly it's the Greater that is the "most edible".. But I agree with phisher on the species. Nice fighters too.

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Re: Anyone know what fish this is?

I've got one that too. .Was wondering what this one might be. Thanks!
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Re: Anyone know what fish this is?

That's a kid. Throw it back, nothing but trouble as they get older.
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That's a kid. Throw it back, nothing but trouble as they get older.
Cant throw it back....its so cute!
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Cant do that..He's the best crew i got. Mom would cook me and feed me back to the fish. .
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Old 29-07-2016, 15:05   #10
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Pretty sure they're both jack crevalle. They don't eat them here in south Louisiana, supposedly too strong and oily, but they don't eat mullet or hardheads around here either....
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Boatnerds is a Jack Crevalle for sure.
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Re: Anyone know what fish this is?

If it's real fresh, Mullet is about the best eating there is.
Unlikely to catch one unless you snag it though


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Re: Anyone know what fish this is?

Here is FWC's page on Amberjacks with a photo

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Here is a Fish Chart of most Florida Fish:

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I use to catch mullet on hook and line all the time in Homosassa.. Little bread balls as bait.:big grin: Yes they are very good to eat.
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Pickled AJ is really good too.
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