| Bluefin Tuna | 200-400 | 1,496 | Highly prized for sushi, known for speed and strength |
| Atlantic Mackerel | 1-2 | 2 | Commonly found in the North Atlantic, known for their speed |
| Mahi-Mahi (Dorado) | 15-29 | 88 | Known for their vibrant colors and fast growth rates |
| Striped Bass | 20-30 | 81.88 | Popular game fish along the Atlantic coast |
| Red Snapper | 10-20 | 50 | Found in the Gulf of Mexico, valued for its flavor |
| Atlantic Cod | 5-12 | 211 | Historically significant, populations are now overfished |
| Sailfish | 50-60 | 220 | Known for their iconic sail-like dorsal fin |
| Yellowfin Tuna | 60-100 | 400 | Another popular tuna species, known for their agility |
| Swordfish | 150-200 | 1,182 | Recognized by their long, flat bills |
| King Mackerel | 10-30 | 93 | Found in the western Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico |
| Great White Shark | 1,500-2,400 | 5,000 | Apex predator, known for their size and power |
| Tarpon | 40-100 | 286 | Known for their aerial acrobatics when hooked |
| Wahoo | 20-40 | 183 | Known for their speed and high-quality flesh |
| Amberjack | 20-40 | 155 | Strong fighters, popular among sport fishermen |
| Grouper | 15-30 | 680 | Includes many species, some reaching large sizes |