Mahi Mahi

Mahimahi populations are resilient to fishing since they grow quickly, spawn frequently, and have large ranges. These fish are caught with hook and line (low bycatch) and longlines (high bycatch). The U.S. South Atlantic fishery has shown welcome initiative to establish management for this species, which is largely unregulated elsewhere.

Depending on how it is caught, MahiMahi is classed differently by various sustainability rating systems. Their flesh is soft and oily, similar to sardines. The body is slightly, slender and long. They are fast swimmers and can reach 57 mp/h (93 km/h).