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Tuna (Yellow Fin)
- Scientific Name: Thunnus Albacares
- Region: Pacific Islands, West Coast
- Color: Metallic, dark blue back and upper sides. They change from yellow to silver on their stomach
- Size: Up to 6 feet long and 400 pounds
Tuna (Big Eye)
- Scientific Name: Thunnus Obesus
- Region: Pacific Islands, West Coast
- Color: Dark metallic blue on the back and upper sides and white on the lower sides and belly
- Size: Up to 6.5 feet in length and an average weight of 215 pounds
Albacore
- Scientific Name: Thunnus Alalunga
- Region: Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Ocean, as well as the Mediterranean Sea.
- Color: Its body is dark blue dorsally, shades of silvery white ventrally, and covered by small scales.
- Size: Up to 4 feet long and 80 pounds
Mahi Mahi
- Scientific Name: Coryphaena hippurus
- Region: Pacific Islands, West Coast, New England/Mid-Atlantic, Southeast
- Color: Brightly colored back is an electric greenish blue, lower body is gold or sparkling silver, and sides have a mixture of dark and lights spots.
- Size: Up to 7 feet long and 88 pounds
Swordfish
- Scientific Name: Xiphias Gladius
- Region: Pacific Islands, West Coast, New England/Mid-Atlantic, Southeast
- Color: Darkest on top, generally black or brown, and fades to a lighter color below.
- Size: The average size caught is 100 to 300 pounds and 14 feet long
Ono/Wahoo
- Scientific Name: Acanthocybium Solandri
- Region: Pacific Islands, West Coast, New England/Mid-Atlantic, Southeast
- Color: Steel blue with a pale blue stomach
- Size: Up to 8 feet and 158 pounds, but usually between 3.3 and 5.4 feet long
Opah/Moonfish
- Scientific Name: Lampris
- Region: Pacific Islands
- Color: Deep red orange with white spots covering the flank
- Size: The average caught size is 100 pounds with a diameter of 3 feet