Yellowtail are the most sought after, maybe the most prolific and perhaps the most finicky of the snapper family. Yellowtail can be either very rewarding, or they can make you want to pull you hair out. So break out your spinning rod loaded with 12 to 20 pound test and use a #2 or #4 short shank hook, and put on shrimp, cut ballyhoo, or fresh bonita. Use only enough bait to cover the hook. Start a chum line, and drift your bait with the chum, making it drift as natural as possible. (it must look like the chum) Yellowtail also eat jigs! Use small jigs and preferably yellow or chartreuse. You can also use sand balls, but typically this will produce smaller fish. They can be caught on shallow patches, reef line and terrain or wrecks out to 150 feet. The hottest spots will be 50 to 95 feet of water, and the best time is spring and early summer.
Popular edible warm-water fish: Snapper, Grouper, Yellowtail (also a snapper--there are many types of snapper, grouper.
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A Florida caught fish, at 8 pounds, 9 ounces.
The fish you catch is all random. They have certain fish in certain places but I caught the yellowtail quite a lot at crystal island in the tidal pools.
Yellowtail snapper has a very distinct flavor. It does not taste like red snapper or grouper, rather having a tangy flavor and a distinct fluffiness when pan seared. Best served pan seared, fried or whole with garlic (make sure no scales). In my opinion, yellowtail is the best tasting snapper next to silk snapper however it does not last very long when frozen.
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Yellow rainbow snapper
I'm going to assume that you are asking i f eating yellow tail snapper in sushi and sashimi is healthy. The answer may lie in how you eat it, especially with ginger and wasabi which are known to help kill bacteria in raw seafood.
Red and yellowtail snapper, grouper, king and Spanish mackerel, various tuna, wahoo, blue marlin, sailfish, and many others.
Depends what you are fishing for. I have listed the more common types of bait and just some of the fish that go for it.Prawns - Bream, Flathead, Snapper, Cod, Yellowtail, Trevally, BarramundiWorms - Luderick, Whiting, Bream, Mulloway, FlatheadSquid - Snapper, Kingfish, Parrot Fish, Trout, Bream, PerchCrabs - Cod, Grouper, Snapper, Perch, Bream, Wrasse
In that area you can find fishes like, Senegalese ladyfish; Madeiran sardinella; Needlefishes; Margined flyingfish; Biglip grunt; Squirrelfish; West-African parrotfish; Bluespotted seabass; diferrents types of Morays and so many other fishes. I put in here the most stranger fishes, are so many others there
A yellowtail is another name for the yellowtail amberjack, Latin name Seriola lalandi, a species of edible fish.