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Hebi (Shortbill Spearfish)
Hebi has an amber colored flesh that is softer and more delicate than most other bill fish species. The majority of Hawaiian Hebi comes from...  |
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Kajiki (Pacific Blue Marlin)
Also known as A'U or "Kajiki", this large billfish varies in its use depending on the size of the fish. Marketed fish can vary between 75 an... |
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Kaku (Pacific Barracuda)
Has a shorter shelf life than most other Hawaiian fish. The meat tends to have a grayish color which cooks white and becomes very delicate a... |
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Mahimahi (Dolphin Fish)
Other wise known as Dolphin Fish, the original name causes many to mistake them for the porpoise or dolphin. This is not so as Mahimahi is a... |
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Nairagi (Pacific Striped Marlin)
This species is the smaller member of the marlin family (30-120 pounds) and is known for its dynamic acrobatics when caught by trollers. It ... |
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Ono (Wahoo)
This close relative of the King Mackerel is known in Hawaii as the Ono. In Hawaiian, Ono means "sweet, very good to eat". The name Wahoo is ... |
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Opah (Moonfish)
Long regarded as a "good luck" fish it was traditionally not sold - but given away as a gesture of good will in the Hawaiian islands. Opah r... |
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Shutome (Broadbill Swordfish)
(Broadbill Swordfish) - This ferocious migratory fish is caught off the island of Oahu between April and July and is caught by commercial ve... |
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Walu ( Escolar )
Distributed from near edge of continental shelf to shallow coastal waters, often of low salinity and high turbidity. Also found in drop-offs... |
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