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What country is known for herring?

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Herring comes from the eastern part of the North Sea; the most herring can be found in the waters around Norway and Denmark.

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    Can You Eat Yellowfin Croakers? Yellowfin croakers are safe to eat. May anglers say they are tastier than white seabass and they contain less mercury. Most people will be safe eating 1-2 servings of these fish per week.

  • Is there a ribbon fish?

    Atlantic Cutlassfish have a nickname of "ribbon fish" because their body is ribbon-like. They feed in a tail-down position, hovering under the surface and rising to strike. Atlantic Cutlassfish are usually caught accidentally by anglers fishing for other species.

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    It's just in their natural biology to react to live bait this way. Hooking dead fish through the lip for jigging or trolling will make the fish move forward naturally.

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    Mackerel can be cooked whole, but make sure it's cleaned thoroughly and scaled by your fishmonger.

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    Since you're cooking at such a high heat, use a high-heat oil like grapeseed or peanut. Brush the fish lightly with oil, then brush the grill just before you drop the fish on. Don't put fish on anything less than a blazing hot grill.

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    Pacus primarily eat plants and are considered mostly harmless to people, despite their kinship with piranhas. But they do occasionally eat other fish and can potentially outcompete native species or spread parasites or disease.

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