Fish: Gems of the Southeast

Pew Trusts

Two anglers off Stuart, Florida show off a little tunny, which are usually called bonito in the Southeast and false albacore in the mid-Atlantic and Northeast. Fly fishermen prize these hard-fighting fish.

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Tunny AKA Bonito

Two anglers off Stuart, Florida show off a litt...

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Mutton Snapper

Mutton snapper, like the one caught by this an...

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Cobia

A South Florida angler proudly hoists up a cob...

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Amberjack

Anglers describe greater amberjack as one of t...

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Gag Grouper

If you have tasted a mouth watering Florida fi...

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Black Grouper

Black grouper can reach five feet long, weigh ...

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Gray Snapper

Gray snapper are a popular target for anglers ...

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Snowy Grouper

Snowy grouper populations in the South Atlanti...

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Vermilion Snapper

Vermilion snapper are being caught faster than...

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Scamp

Similar to many snappers and groupers, scamp m...

Added: Jul 24, 2011