The brightly colored blue fish, which has drawn comparisons to Dr. Seuss’s “One fish, two fish, red fish, blue fish” is more common than one may think. Joe Chmeleck, owner of The Lodge at ...

Alaska News Source on Thursday featured the recent catch of an odd-looking fish with bright-blue flesh. “Blue-fleshed rock greenling caught in Homer looks like a creature out of a Dr.

A Cook Islands angler on ... to bring in these fish in, in my own home. It really is a blessing.” Not everybody is cheering the catch. In a Thursday post on X, the Blue Planet Society stated ...

An angler reeled in a red and bright blue fish that looks almost radioactive in Alaska. Screengrab from The Lodge at Otter Cove on Facebook A lucky angler reeled in a unique catch in Alaska — a ...

A Cook Islands angler on Monday ... and to bring in these fish in, in my own home. It really is a blessing.” Cook Island fisherman defends killing 512 kg blue marlin: “These fish demand ...

A lucky angler reeled in a unique catch in Alaska — a red spotted fish with glacier blue flesh that looks almost radioactive. And while it looks like it would be toxic, it’s actually safe to eat.

In April, Eugene Cronley of Brandon, Mississippi landed a blue catfish weighing 131 pounds, making it a state record. So, how is Halley's fish a record? Well, it's all about how you catch a fish.