
Type of Fish
Kingfish
Schooling fish that migrates from south Florida waters in winters to more northerly waters in spring. The Gulf population is thought to be separate from Atlantic population, with considerable mixing in winter from Cape Canaveral past Key West. Located nearshore and offshore, occasionally taken from piers running into deep water.
Yellowtail Snapper
Back and upper sides are olive to bluish with yellow spots. Lower sides and belly have alternating narrow, longitudinal pink and yellow stripes. Prominent mid-lateral yellow stripe begins at mouth and runs to tail, broadening as it passes the dorsal fins. Its caudal fin is yellow and deeply forked
Found mainly in tropical waters inshore on grassbeds and back reefs; nearshore or offshore over sandy areas near reefs.
Common to 3 pounds.