Atlantic Cutlassfish have a flattened, ribbon-like body with no scales. Instead, they are covered with shiny, metallic sliver to silver-blue skin. They have large, fang-like teeth.
Habitat & Range
Atlantic Cutlassfish can be found from nearshore waters to 300 feet deep. They prefer muddy bottoms. The Atlantic Cutlassfish is a voracious predator feeding on almost any kind of small fish and shrimp.
Where to Fishing
Atlantic Ocean
Frequently Asked Questions
Fishing Tips
Atlantic Cutlassfish are usually caught accidentally by anglers fishing for other species. They can be caught with strips of squid, cut pieces of fish, shrimp or small live fish. They can also be caught with fish imitating artificial lures.
