I'm sure we are. It's this, more or less:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mullet_(fish)
When I was a kid you could catch all of these you wanted off of any pier in Texas. No one ate them, they were used solely for bait. The ones here have a yellowish hue to them. I like trying all sorts of unusual fish and I usually find that I can do something good with fish most people don't value.
I used to go fishing in the Bahamas all the time and the prized catch was yellowtail snapper. We were on a boat that was unofficially commercial. We'd bring back the catch and sell it to a local market. So I never ended up with yellowtail, which was fine with me. Pompano, margate, even blue runners. I'll find a way to eat any fish.
And if some idiot wanted to charge me $160 per pound for fish, you can bet I'd be in my kayak catching them, too. I went to the fish market today and I bought three kinds of fish including red snapper and I'm pretty sure I didn't pay more than $2.50 a pound for anything.
I remember the Australian fish markets and how the naming of the various varieties is strictly controlled. Here you get bobo.
That reminds me, have I ever mentioned to you goons that I have a species of animal named after me? I do, and I am inordinately proud of it. A close friend is an Australian marine parasitologist, and in his doctoral research he discovered a previously unknown parasite, ugly, angry and highly invasive, thought of me for some reason, and was kind enough to bestow it my name. Benedenia fieldsi.
