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Toothy fish, snapping fighters of the Atlantic Coast.

Bluefish and Mackerel

In the spring, bluefish and Spanish mackerel begin making their way north up the easy coast of the United States. From Florida to New York, over time they will come up the coast and migrate into each inlet and river mouth.

Blues to Take Away Your Blues

The bluefish! Now there is a fighter from the word go! These voracious feeders can either ruin your day or make it, depending on your expectations. Fishing for bluefish is a year round activity. Only thing is, the activity migrates as the fish do.

Got the Cold Weather Blues?

The winter blues are also on the anglers in Florida, but though the wording is the same, the meaning is totally different. The south Florida blues are the piscatorial variety, and they can brighten any winter day!

Bluefish and Mackerel

In the spring, bluefish and Spanish mackerel begin making their way north up the easy coast of the United States. From Florida to New York, over time they will come up the coast and migrate into each inlet and river mouth.

Bluefish

A good description and fishing methods from Captain Dave.

Bluefish and Stripers

Nice personal page with information and a story on fishing for blues.

Bluefishfishing.com

An extensive site containing everything imaginable about bluefish.

Fair Harbor Recipe

A broiled bluefish recipe with the always famous reminder - make sure the fish is fresh.

Greater Atlantic Bluefish Tournament

14th annual event out of New Jersey. Striped Bass are also included.

Sea Grant - U. of Delaware

Named for their color, bluefish are bluish green with a silvery underside. Young fish about 6-8 inches long are called "snappers" and are frequently pan-fried.

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