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The bluefish is something of a misnomer, as this species is most commonly a sea-green color above, fading into a silvery shade on its lower sides and belly. Bluefish are native to both the American and European-African coasts of the Atlantic Ocean.
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How to catch Blue Fish information on New Jersey Blue Fishing aboard the Sea Devil Party Boat in Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey. Aboard the Sea Devil you will either jig for the fish, or fish with bait on a hook. This method of blue fishing works best when there is a large school of blues. Often you will spot the...
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Picture, Decription, Habits, Range, and Tactics. An entry in the Combat-Fishing Fish Encyclopedia Common Name: Bluefish; Other Common Names: blues, snappers, choppers, taylors; Scientific name: Pomatomus saltatrix; Family: Pomatomidae; Related Species: (no close relatives, just similar looking) Cobia, several Jacks...
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Dawn broke, cool and breezy one October morning on a nearby tidal creek, and we walked quickly over the soggy sea grass to the end of the point, wh...,
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Where to catch bluefish can be answered easily wherever they are. Bluefish move quickly and pop up anywhere. In early to mid May they show up along the...
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Bluefish get their name from their color. The fish are a greenish blue with silvery sides and a white belly. In the Bay, fishermen catch bluefish by trolling, or casting artificial lures. Cut baits are good for catching bluefish.
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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. After catching a number of fish, the black surface paint began to wear off the mono swivel.
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