Couple of Visitors from NJ

[Captain Rich]

The last charter, the guys were from Minnesota and had never eaten Bluefish. I had the marina restaurant cook up the bluefish blackened and the Spanish Mackerel breaded and fried. I think the guys preferred the Bluefish ! I gave a big bag of fillets to the restaurant for the staff and they all scarfed it down. Imagine a NJ restaurant serving Bluefish ???

[Ol Pedro]

Originally Posted by Captain Rich

The last charter, the guys were from Minnesota and had never eaten Bluefish. I had the marina restaurant cook up the bluefish blackened and the Spanish Mackerel breaded and fried. I think the guys preferred the Bluefish ! I gave a big bag of fillets to the restaurant for the staff and they all scarfed it down. Imagine a NJ restaurant serving Bluefish ???

Town and Country had it on it's menu a while back.

[dales529]

Originally Posted by Captain Rich

The last charter, the guys were from Minnesota and had never eaten Bluefish. I had the marina restaurant cook up the bluefish blackened and the Spanish Mackerel breaded and fried. I think the guys preferred the Bluefish ! I gave a big bag of fillets to the restaurant for the staff and they all scarfed it down. Imagine a NJ restaurant serving Bluefish ???

Still a menu staple at NJ Diners under seafood and advertised as Bluefish. Dont see it ordered too often except maybe at the early bird times

[Pennsy Guy]

I can't imagine bluefish on a menu unless they're cocktails, but what does a patron from a land-locked state know about SW fish.....Plus, that says something about the availability of varied seafood or cost...Caught cocktails in the back bay of Key West several years ago...I was shocked to see and catch blues down there---disappointed, too...