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bluefish

[ UK /blˈuːfɪʃ/ ]
NOUN
  1. fatty bluish flesh of bluefish
  2. bluish warm-water marine food and game fish that follow schools of small fishes into shallow waters

How To Use bluefish In A Sentence

  • Couldn't put an oar in the water without striking a bluefish. AMAGANSETT
  • Salmon, tuna, swordfish, mackerel, sardines, anchovies, pompano, bluefish - they're forgiving in the kitchen and big enough to take on some bigger beers.
  • In its waters swim some of the most magnificent fish on the Atlantic Coast—namely bluefish, big bluefish. SECRETS FROM THE MASTER BREWERS
  • Charlie navigated and E. J. and I trolled for bluefish while Jan stripped to her bikini and sunned herself on the forward bulkhead. FOLLOW THE SHARKS
  • It's all about how to fly-fish for stripers, bluefish, albacore, bonito, weakfish and hickory shad.
  • The fish they would be for are croaker (hardhead), or bluefish. Does anyone have any good recipes for frying fish fillets?The fish they would be for are croaker(hardhead), or bluefish.
  • Tastes like: Bluefish; full-flavored, robust Preparation: Smoked, wood-grilled with equally robust sauces. The New School
  • As for menhaden, in the 18th century they had their culinary fans, but these days you're far more likely to eat something else that has eaten menhaden whole in the wild, like striped bass, tuna and bluefish, or ground-up as fishmeal, like chickens, pigs or farmed salmon. Peter Hanlon: Little Fish, Big Help
  • Bluefish are, moreover, said to be cannibals, which may help to explain why the fish in a shoal are all of the same size; if some were larger they would eat the smaller ones.
  • A lot of small fish will do the job - Spanish mackerel, bluefish - but the preferred bait is the blue runner, also called a hardtail.
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