Pacific Bonito, Bonita (Sarda chilensis lineolatus) |
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Bonito are common but smaller members of the Tuna family. They are commonly mistaken for Skipjack which are
almost identical except for the stripes. Other similar fish are White and Black Tuna or Little Tunny. While
none of these fish are known as exceptional eating they do have commercial value.
Anglers rarely target Bonito since they are typically found in big numbers and rarely exceed 15 pounds but they
can be fun to catch on light tackle. Unfortunately for many anglers they are caught while fishing for trophy
Marlin and quickly end up as bait.
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RESOURCES IGFA World Record MexFish dot com - Pacific Bonito Information |
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