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Flying fish

Can You Eat Flying Fish?

Flying fish have the unique ability to gracefully glide through the air to escape their underwater predators. Then, once airborne, they encounter their feathered enemies in the sky, literally trapped between the devil...

Can You Eat Permit Fish? 

Can You Eat Permit Fish?

Permit fish are a type of fish that you’re going to find closer to the shore. It isn’t one that you’re likely to see at many markets or on the menu at many restaurants but you can catch this fish for...

Croaker fish on ice

Can You Eat Croaker?

The Atlantic Croaker is found near North and South America. That is the east coast to the nautically minded. This fish croaks like a frog when hooked. Can you eat croaker? Well, it has been eaten by Native Americans for...

fishmerman with a sand shark on the beach

Can You Eat Sand Shark?

As its name suggests, sand sharks are found close to the shore on the ocean floor amidst the sand. They are a docile shark that grows between 5 to 6 feet in length. They are easy to spot, as they have red spots and are...

stingray swimming

Can You Eat Stingray? 

Stingrays, which are actually related to sharks, can be found in oceans all around the world. You may remember petting them in a zoo as a child. While they are quite interesting to look at, it may not have even occurred...

man holding fresh bonefish caught in cuba close up

Can You Eat Bonefish?

If you’re looking for a challenging sport fish that is difficult to catch, the bonefish is an ideal choice. Anglers find bonefish extremely fun to catch, but typically, they throw them back into the water rather...

How Does The Moon Affect The Tides

How Does The Moon Affect The Tides?

Have you ever stared out into the sea, or watched the waves crawl slowly up the beach and wondered what causes the tides? Or why does the ocean move in the way that it does? If you have ever lived by the ocean, you will...

Green-blotched Parrotfish

Can You Eat Parrotfish?

Called the Rainbows of the Sea, pretty prrotfish are exceptional and unique, with numerous strange and extraordinary characteristics. Can you eat parrotfish, though? You can, but please don’t. Read on to find out...

starfish

Can You Eat Starfish?

You’re walking along the beach and suddenly, you come to a small tide pool, only to look down and find a starfish! Like their distant relative, the sand dollar, the starfish lacks blood and a brain. This...

Fly fishing for Redfish in Louisiana

Can You Eat Redfish?

Redfish is sometimes called “the red drum.” It’s a type of fish that is found in the Atlantic ocean as well as the Gulf of Mexico. It’s very popular with fishermen in the southeast. So, can you...

ocean sunfish mola mola

Can You Eat Sunfish?

Sunfish, or mola, is a wonderful ocean fish that is easily caught in many areas. Many varieties of sunfish are large and bulky, and they are sometimes mistaken for sharks. Can you eat sunfish? Yes, but there are...

holding a spanish Mackerel

Can You Eat Spanish Mackerel? 

If you are looking to try a new type of fish and aren’t sure where to start, the Spanish mackerel is a good fish to take a closer look at. They are lovely colored fish that can be found off of both coasts of...

horseshoe crab on a plate

Can You Eat Horseshoe Crab? 

Horseshoe crabs are small crabs that are typically found in the Atlantic ocean along the US coastal beaches and also in certain waters around Asia. This type of crab dates back a long time and are actually more closely...

fresh skate fish for eating

Can You Eat Skate?

Skate is a unique, strange, and interesting fish. The question is, can you eat skate, should you eat it, is it safe, and what does it taste like? This fish is treated as a delicacy in a lot of restaurants, and they...

atlantic bonito

Can You Eat Atlantic Bonito?

Atlantic Bonito are members of the mackerel family, and their dark meat resembles that of tuna. Commonly found in the Atlantic Ocean, off the coast of southern states, you’re probably finding these fish on the end...