Species Guide — Cobia
Cobia: Facts, Records, and How to Catch Them | FishyAF Species #60
Cobia — sleek, strong, and savage. Learn where they roam, what they crush, and how @dentative9111 landed the first FishyAF Cobia on sight like a true offshore sniper.
Each of these species was caught by our very own FishyAF Ambassadors!
Categories
- Acadian Redfish
- Almaco Jack
- Atlantic Cod
- Atlantic Mackerel
- Atlantic Pollock
- Barracuda
- Bass
- Black Crappie
- Black Grouper
- Black Sea Bass
- Bluefin Tuna
- Bluefish
- Bluegill
- Bonito
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- Brown Bullhead
- Brown Shark
- Bullhead
- Carp
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- Chinook Salmon
- Cobia
- Cod
- Coho Salmon
- Common Carp
- Crappie
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- Flathead Catfish
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- Gar
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- golden shiner
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- Horned Sculpin
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- Largemouth Bass
- Linesider
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- Mackerel
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- Spotted Gar
- Striped Bass
- Striper
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- Trout
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- white bass
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- Yellow Perch