Which of these types of fish have you eaten?

SHARK SHARK SHARK SHARK SHARK SHARK

Bluefish and shark as well. I really dislike fish but I have tried a bunch of different types.

Everything but pike! Would anyone who's eaten it care to comment? For fish not listed, I'm particularly fond of monkfish.

I also enjoy schrod. Truth be told, there is actually no real fish called schrod, but in the Boston area I've heard it's either cod or hake or haddock - some white fish which is particularly inexpensive that day. And of course, there's the usual joke that follows where a woman gets into a cab and asks the driver, "could you take me somewhere I could get schrod?" and he replies, "sure lady, but I've never heard it referred to in the past pluperfect!".

Ah, Jody! a joke involving sex and grammar geeking- you are truly after my heart!

red snapper, clams, oysters, flounder, eel, shark, crab, I'm sure there are more...

I don't like fish, but I've eaten most of these, even the ones that aren't fish.

Anyone ever had humuhumunukunukuapua'a?

...also yellowtail, shark, ono, pompano, and as long as we're including shellfish - scallops, crab, lobster, clams, oysters, sea urchin (roe) and octopus.

Red-snapper served on an English newspaper

What's in a fish stick?

they - bits of that english newspaper

Bass, yellow perch, sunfish, sea bass, dory, red snapper, etc. Mussels aren't fish, they generally come under the "shellfish" category along with clams, oysters, scallops, lobsters, Morton Bay bugs, crabs, and all sorts of other stuff that's tough to get into but yummy on the inside.

they...fish lips and butt-holes.

I love swordfish, wish I could eat that again. I like catfish too, those sandy bottom feeders.

i'll only eat processed fish besides tuna and mackerel...and the seafood i enjoy doesn't fall under the category of "fish"

Twisterma'am... great movie!! ;)

And what was the movie? Sounds familiar but I don't recall anything...

I've had quite a few different types of fish, but I don't particularly like fish and so don't know much about what I would have eaten :)

All of the above plus several others (marlin, snapper, shark, tilapia, barracuda, bass, octopus, perch, more...) and many kinds of shellfish.

Anyone ever eat Dolphin? Melville said it's tasty...

**bill: The fish or the mammal?

The mammal type, not dolphinfish. Porpoises are closely related to whales (biologist may actually classify them as whales). Moby dick has a lot of whale details in it. There's a chapter about dolphins (I think it's a whole chapter), in it he mentions that they are tasty.
It's possible that all of us have eaten some doplhin inside of tuna cans. Dolphin tend to hang out about schools of tuna. Tuna fisherman will often use a dolphin pod as an indicator of tuna below...

Sunfish, Bass.

When I was travelling through Jenner, CA (Russian River) on bike, living in an 1880's dairy barn turned antique store by the resident polish ww2 camper who carved redwoods from the hillside, we often feasted on abalone from down the hill that i would cook over the woodstove.
Shark makes great kabobs with pineapple, mushrooms, cherry tomatoes, bellpeppers.
Catfish skittles in coca-cola, OJ, dates & cajun seasonings well. (x2)
a: hoped that whats this was about.
jody: shcrod, must be the reverse of pike. or a piece of cod? since you bring it up. nothing personal.

does this mean something clever i'm missing?

i had abalone once,it was very good. i know thats not fish but neither are some of the other choices.

twisty: not sure i'd like to make a call on that one. sounds fishy.

Escolar and bluefish. Both are rich, blue fish is more oily.

I love fish....and it's brain food, you know....

...eat it and you'll be the preferred food of the Living Dead LOL

Just for fun: I've heard when the conquistadores were rummaging South America, they found an aquatic pachyderm, the 'capybara', which they immediately put on the zoological roster as a fish; The preferred fish for Good Friday suppers.

halibut

lol - I thought you'd say herring!

jelly fish, grouper, snapper, cuttlefish, sea urchin, blowfish and many others

I've eaten a lot of these but I don't really like fish. But I do like clam chowder. And dolphin (the fish, not the mammal).

I've called my girlfriend most of these!! lol

and you call bill, Mr. Insensitive?

Twister: It was only being facetious!!

I thought you of all people would understand that!

Who me? no way...I'm a humorless wretch.