Greater Amberjack s have a dark stripe on the head, which runs from the nose, through the eye, to the front of the first dorsal fin. Their backs are blue or olive, the sides and belly are silver-white. Occasionally there is an amber or pinkish color to the body.
Diet: fishes, squids, shrimps, and crabs
Habitat & Range
The Greater Amberjack is often associated with artificial reefs, floating debris, and wrecks at depths ranging from 60 to 240 feet. They feed on fishes, squids, shrimps, and crabs.
Where to Fishing
Atlantic Ocean
Frequently Asked Questions
Fishing Tips
Anglers catch Greater Amberjack s by drifting with live baitfish and by casting or trolling with shiny spoons and other deep running artificial lures.
