Bliz Lures : Salt & Fresh Water Fishing Lures

Fish Type	Fish Image	Their Food	Occurrence	Lure Type
Albacore The albacore (Thunnus alalunga) is an important food fish, a type of tuna.	Click To Enlarge	Sardines Mackerel Anchovies other small fish	Cosmopolitan in tropical and temperate waters of all oceans	Slammers Mini Minnows Macho Minnows
Amberjack Name of a pair of species of fish of the Carangidae family are voracious predators	Click To Enlarge	Squid Fish Crustaceans	Spawn offshore throughout most of the year	Slammers Mini Minnows Macho Minnows
Atlantic Bonito Is a large mackerel-like fish	Click To Enlarge	Mackerel Menhaden Alewives Squid	Shallow waters of the Atlantic Ocean	Slammers Mini Minnows Macho Minnows
Atlantic Menhaden Is a silvery, highly compressed fish in the herring family	Click To Enlarge	Plankton Silversides	North Atlantic, ranging from Nova Scotia, Canada to central Florida, USA
Atlantic Spadefish A type of perciform fish of the family Pomacanthidae	Click To Enlarge	Algae (Cleaner Fish.)	Southeastern United States and Caribbean.
Bank Sea Bass A freshwater fish of the temperate bass family Moronidae	Click To Enlarge	Minnow	South and Midwestern United States
Barracuda Are ray-finned fishes notable for their large size (up to 6 ft, up to a foot in width and fearsome appearance	Click To Enlarge	All Kinds Live bait	Western Atlantic Ocean from Massachusetts (U.S.) to Brazil	Slammers Mini Minnows Macho Minnows
Big Eye Tuna An important food fish, a type of tuna of the family Scombridae	Click To Enlarge	Cephalopods Crustaceans	Open waters of all tropical and temperate oceans	Slammers
Black Drum Is a saltwater fish similar to its cousin, the red drum.	Click To Enlarge	Oysters and other small shellfish	Southern North America, Gulf of Mexico
Black Sea Bass An exclusively marine fish, also known as sea bass and blackfish.	Click To Enlarge	Crab Blue crab Juvenile lobster Shrimp Herring Menhaden Squid	Coasts from Maine to NE Florida and the eastern Gulf of Mexico
Black Tip The blacktip is a large fairly stout shark, gray in color, normally with black-tipped fins.	Click To Enlarge	Sardines Herring Mullet Jacks Spanish mackerel	Continental and insular shelves of tropical and warm temperate seas around the world	Slammers Bait Simulator
Blackfin Tuna Is the smallest tuna species in the Thunnus genus	Click To Enlarge	Various fish Squid Amphipods Shrimp Crabs	Western Atlantic Ocean from Massachusetts (US) south to Rio de Janeiro (Brazil), including the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea	Slammers Bait Simulator
Blue Marlin It is a large commercial game fish. Max weight- 1,000lbs./ Max length- 16ft.	Click To Enlarge	Other fish and cephalopods	Atlantic South East Coast	Slammers Bait Simulator
Bluefin Tuna The northern bluefin tuna is an important source of seafood, providing most of the tuna used in sushi	Click To Enlarge	Small schooling fishes, particularly Anchovies	Western and the Eastern Atlantic Ocean and extending into the Mediterranean Sea and the Black Sea.	Slammers Bait Simulator
Bluefish A species of popular marine game-fish. The sole species of the Pomatomidae family.	Click To Enlarge	Menhaden Sardine Jacks Weakfish Grunts Shrimp Squid	Florida in the winter months. By April, they have disappeared, heading north. By June, they may be found off Massachusetts	Slammers Mini Minnows Macho Minnows Rattle Bait
Blueline Tilefish The blueline tilefish is a bottom dweller found in water ranging from 240-780 feet deep	Click To Enlarge	Crabs Shrimp Snails Worms Sea urchins Small fish.	Virginia to the Campeche Banks of Mexico
Butterfish Butterfish is similar in appearance to its close relative, the harvestfish, but can be distinguished by its much lower dorsal and tail fin.	Click To Enlarge	Small fish Crustaceans Annelids	Atlantic Coast from South Carolina to Nova Scotia	Mini Minnows
Catfish A very diverse group of bony fish. Named for their prominent barbels, which give the image of cat-like whiskers.	Click To Enlarge	Insects Fish small amounts of plant material	Most diverse in tropical South America, Africa, and Asia, Also found in the US
Cobia Are perciform marine fish, the sole representative of their family, the Rachycentridae.	Click To Enlarge	Crabs Squid Small Fish	Wintering in the Gulf of Mexico, they migrate north as far as Maryland in the Summer, passing East Central Florida in March	Slammers Mini Minnows Macho Minnows
Cod Belonging to the family Gadidae, and is also used in the common name of a variety of other fishes	Click To Enlarge	Sandeels Whiting Haddock Small cod Squid Crabs Mussels	Cape Hatteras to Ungava Bay along the N. American coast; east and west coasts of Greenland
Croaker Is a family of fish commonly called drums, or hardheads for the repetitive throbbing or drumming sounds (which they make themselves) heard under water	Click To Enlarge	Invertebrates Smaller Fish	S.E. Asia, N.E. South America, Gulf of Mexico, and Gulf of California.
Dolphin Also known as Mahi-mahi, surface-dwelling ray-finned fish found in off-shore tropical and subtropical waters worldwide	Click To Enlarge	Flying Fish Crabs Squid Mackerel	Costa Rica, Ecuador, Japan, and the United States	Slammers Mini Minnows Bait Simulator
Flounder Also known as flukes are flatfish	Click To Enlarge	Fish spawn Crustaceans Polychaetes Small fish	North Atlantic along the East Coast of the US and Canada	Mini Minnows
Gag Grouper Is a drab, mottled gray fish lacking the distinguishing features of other groupers.	Click To Enlarge	Fishes Crabs Shrimps Cephalopods	Western Atlantic Ocean from North Carolina (US) south to the Yucatan Peninsula (Mexico)
Grey Triggerfish The body of the gray triggerfish is laterally compressed, with tough leathery skin and two dorsal fins	Click To Enlarge	Shrimp Crabs Sea urchins Sand dollars Sea stars Sea cucumbers Bivalve Mollusks	Western Atlantic Ocean, Nova Scotia southeast to Bermuda, and south to Argentina, as well as in the Gulf of Mexico
Grey Trout The common name given to a number of species of freshwater fish belonging to the salmon family, Salmonidae	Click To Enlarge	Flies Mayflies Caddisflies Stoneflies Dragonflies	Throughout North America, northern Asia and Europe
Haddock The haddock is easily recognised by a black lateral line running along its white side	Click To Enlarge	Molluscs Spawn Herring Capelin Fry	Western North Atlantic from New Jersey to the Strait of Belle Isle.Eastern North Atlantic from Bay of Biscay to Spitzbergen
Hammerhead The hammerhead range from 6.5 to 20 feet and all have a projection on each side of the head that give it a resemblance to a flattened hammer	Click To Enlarge	Fish Rays Cephalopods Crustaceans	Western Atlantic Ocean, New Jersey (US) south to Brazil including the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea; and in the eastern Atlantic from the Mediterranean Sea to Namibia	Slammers Bait Simulator
Hickory Shad Also known as river herrings, comprise the genus Alosa, fishes related to herring in the family Clupeidae.	Click To Enlarge	Squid Crabs Sm. Fish Sm. Fish Eggs	Atlantic Ocean and in the Mediterranean Sea.	Mini Minnows Rattle Bait
Hogfish The hogfish is large with a laterally compressed body that is high and round. This is in contrast to other wrasses, which tend to be smaller and cigar-shaped	Click To Enlarge	Mollusks Crabs	Western Atlantic Ocean: from Bermuda and North Carolina, south through the Caribbean Sea and northern Gulf of Mexico, continuing to the north coast of South America
Inshore Lizardfish Is a species of the lizardfish and In shape they are elongated and can grow to 16 inches in length	Click To Enlarge	Small Fish Crabs Puffer Fish	Massachusetts to Brazil and thats including the Gulf of Mexico	Macho Minnows Mini Minnows
Jumping Mullet Is a mullet of the genus Mugil, found in coastal tropical and subtropical waters worldwide	Click To Enlarge	Organic detritus Micro-organisms Algae Small worms Crustaceans	Western Atlantic Ocean, it is found from Nova Scotia, Canada south to Brazil, including the Gulf of Mexico
King Mackerel Is a migratory species of mackerel an important species to both the commercial and recreational fishing industries.	Click To Enlarge	Crustaceans Mollusks Jack mackerels Snappers Grunts Halfbeaks	Massachussetts to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and the Gulf of Mexico.	Slammers Rattle Bait Bait Simulator
Knobbed Porgy The Knobbed porgy have deep bodies. The head slopes steeply upward, giving the name “knobby.”	Click To Enlarge	Snails Crabs Sea urchins Starfish Clams Barnacles	Western Atlantic from North Carolina southward to and including most of the Gulf of Mexico, including the Florida Keys, the Bahamas and Cuba.
Little Tunny The body of the little tunny is wider towards the center and tapers towards both ends. Coloration is a metallic light blue on the upper half with a pale silver underbelly.	Click To Enlarge	Herring Spanish sardine Round scad Squid Fish larvae	Florida and the Bahamas and in the Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico.	Slammers Macho Minnows Bait Simulator
Mako The shortfin mako shark has a well-proportioned, streamlined body that allows it to swim very fast.	Click To Enlarge	Squid Mackerel Herring Bonito Sharks Whales Dolphins Swordfish	Western Atlantic from the Gulf of Maine to southern Brazil, including the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean	Slammers Bait Simulator
Northern Searobin Are bottom-feeding scorpaeniform fishes in the family Triglidae. They get their name from their large pectoral fins, which, when swimming, open and close like a bird's wings in flight	Click To Enlarge	Shellfish Crustaceans Worms	Northern Atlantic Ocean
Oyster Toadfish The gulf toadfish lacks scales and has three lateral lines. The head is large, broad, and flattened, with a lower jaw projecting beyond upper jaw.	Click To Enlarge	Small fishes Gobies Crustaceans Shrimps Crabs Mollusks	Southeastern Florida to the Bahamas, southeast through the entire Gulf of Mexico to Yucatan, Mexico
Pigfish The red pigfish when young has a long pointed snout with slightly concave forehead profile, and protruding fleshy mouth.	Click To Enlarge	Molluscs Crabs Amphipods Brittlestars Sea urchins	Australia, Lord Howe Island and Norfolk Island, and around New Zealand, including the Kermadec Islands
Pinfish Small fish that are eaten by many predators, pinfish are commonly used as baitfish by anglers	Click To Enlarge	Minnow Crustaceans Worms Mollusks Seaweed	Western Atlantic from Massachusetts to Yucatan, Mexico Whole East Coast(US)
Pompano Florida pompano are prominent members of the jack family and popular with anglers. They have two characteristics that make them somewhat unique	Click To Enlarge	Crabs Shrimp Mollusks Sand fleas Crustaceans Amphipods	Massachusetts in North America to Brazil in South America
Red Drum Red drum have a range of possible coloration, from deep blackish-bronze to reddish-copper to silver.	Click To Enlarge	Atlantic croaker Pinfish Mullet Menhaden Flounder	Western Atlantic from the Gulf of Maine to northern Mexico	Slammers Macho Minnows Rattle Bait
Red Snapper Shaped similarly to the red snapper, the silk snapper is pinkish-red over its dorsal area shading to a lighter pink and silver on the sides and underneath.	Click To Enlarge	Fish Shrimp Crabs Gastropods CephalopodsS	Western Atlantic waters as far north as Bermuda and the Carolinas and as far south as Brazil	Slammers Macho Minnows Rattle Bait
Sailfish Atlantic sailfish are members of the billfish family and are related to the larger marlin.	Click To Enlarge	Mackerel Tuna Herring Ballyhoo Needlefish Mullet Squid Octopus	Western Atlantic, roughly from Maine to Venezuela. They are found throughout the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean.	Slammers Bait Simulator
Salmon Atlantic salmon are long, sleek fish with bodies five times as long as they are deep.	Click To Enlarge	Herring Shrimp Capelin Sardines	Atlantic Ocean from Greenland to Cape Cod, Massachusetts in the western hemisphere and from Russia to Portugal in Europe	Super Shad Slammers Macho Minnows Mini Minnows Rattle Bait
Scamp Scamp have stout, elongated bodies that are similar in shape to the body of a largemouth bass.	Click To Enlarge	Small fish Squid Octopus Shrimp Crabs Freshly dead fish or other sea animals.	Eastern coast of the United States through the Caribbean Sea to Venezuela.	Macho Minnows Mini Minnows
Sea Mullet Is a mullet of the genus Mugil, found in coastal tropical and subtropical waters worldwide	Click To Enlarge	Organic detritus Micro-organisms Algae Small worms Crustaceans	Western Atlantic Ocean, it is found from Nova Scotia, Canada south to Brazil, including the Gulf of Mexico
Sheepshead Sheepshead have a compressed body with a shape somewhere between the round disk of a spadefish and the elongated form of a bass or trout	Click To Enlarge	Oyster Mussels Sea urchins Crabs Fiddler crabs Barnacles	Western Atlantic Ocean from Nova Scotia to Brazil, including the northern Gulf of Mexico
Silver Perch Silver perch are predominantly, as their name denotes, silver with yellowish fins. Their bellies shade to a whitish color, and their backs may be gray.	Click To Enlarge	Crustaceans Worms Small fish	Coastal western Atlantic waters from New York to southern Florida and the Gulf of Mexico	Macho Minnows Mini Minnows Rattle Bait
Silver Snapper Blackfin snapper are a medium-sized, stocky fish. The coloration is bright red on the back and upper side, fading to silver-red on the lower side	Click To Enlarge	Shrimp Worms Crustaceans Baitfish	Western Atlantic, as far north as North Carolina and as far south as Brazil
Skate The barndoor skate can be found on various types of ocean bottom including soft muddy, sandy, and rocky bottoms.	Click To Enlarge	Squid Cancer Crabs Spider Crabs Lobsters	Atlantic coast of North America
Skipjack Tuna Blackfin tuna are one of the smaller but most abundant tuna species. They are equally tapered toward their head and tail from their midsection, helping them earn the nickname “football.”	Click To Enlarge	Crustaceans Zooplankton Crab Shrimp larvae Squid	Western Atlantic Ocean, from Massachusetts in the north to Brazil in the south and including the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea.	Slammers Macho Minnows Bait Simulator
Spanish Mackerel Spanish mackerel have elongated, slender bodies that allow them to be very fast swimmers. Coloration is bluish or olive on the back and silvery on the belly and the sides.	Click To Enlarge	Herring Menhaden Mullet Anchovies	Western Atlantic coast of the U.S. from Chesapeake Bay (and occasionally Cape Cod) to Miami, and the second exclusively in the Gulf of Mexico	Slammers Macho Minnows Mini Minnows Rattle Bait
Speckeled Trout The spotted seatrout has a long, streamlined body similar to a freshwater trout, though it is actually a member of the drum family	Click To Enlarge	Shrimp Anchovies Mullet Pinfish	Western Atlantic coast from New York to southern Florida and throughout the Gulf of Mexico	Macho Minnows Mini Minnows Rattle Bait
Spot A member of the Croaker family, the spot is distinguished from other croakers, especially its cousin the Atlantic croaker, by its wide, forked tail and a dark blotch behind its gill.	Click To Enlarge	Worms Fish Crustaceans Detritus	US and Mexican east coasts
Spottail Pinfish Although spottail pinfish are one of over 100 species of the porgy family, the prominent black band that runs around their caudal peduncle easily identifies them.	Click To Enlarge	Small Fish Shrimp Plants	Atlantic Ocean Chesapeake Bay to northeastern Mexico. Florida, the Florida Keys and the northwestern Gulf of Mexico.
Stingray This stingray is one of the smallest rays in the family Dasyatidae. The flattened pectoral fins of the disc are continuous and extend anterior to the head and posterior to the pelvic region.	Click To Enlarge	Bivalves Tube anemones Amphipods Crustaceans Clams Nereid worms	Western North Atlantic Ocean. It ranges from Chesapeake Bay south to Florida, and in the Gulf of Mexico south to Campeche, Mexico
Striped Bass Striped bass are the largest members of the temperate bass family. They are primarily anadromous, which means they live in a saltwater habitat and migrate to fresh water only to spawn	Click To Enlarge	Herring Menhaden Flounder Silversides Eels Zooplankton Shrimp	East Coast, Gulf Coast, and West Coast of the United States. Along the East Coast, they range from the St. Lawrence River in Canada to the St. John’s River in Florida	Super Shad Slammers Macho Minnows Mini Minnows Rattle Bait Feather Tail Popper Bait Simulator
Swordfish The swordfish has a large dorsal fin, no pelvic fins, and is generally characterized by the fusion and prolongation of the bones of the upper jaw to form a sword-like beak that constitutes one-third of the total body length.	Click To Enlarge	Squid Other Fish Crustaceans	Worldwide in all tropical, subtropical and temperate waters of the Pacific, Atlantic and Indian Oceans	Slammers Bait Simulator
Tarpon Considered one of the world’s premier saltwater gamefish, the tarpon is a large and powerful specimen. Its long, thick and streamlined body, which is covered in large scales, is a blue-gray to green-gray in color on its back and varies in darkness from silver to nearly black	Click To Enlarge	Crabs Sardines Anchovies Mullets Pinfish	Eastern Atlantic, Virginia to central Brazil	Slammers Macho Minnows
Tiger The tiger shark has very distinct dentition. The jaws house large teeth with curved cusps and finely serrated edges. Each tooth has a deep notch on the outer margin lined with numerous cusplets	Click To Enlarge	Sea turtles Stingrays other sharks Bony fishes Sea birds Dolphins Squid Crustaceans Carrion	Found throughout the world's temperate and tropical waters, with the exception of the Mediterranean Sea	Slammers Bait Simulator
Vermillion Snapper The body of the vermilion snapper is slender, somewhat drawn-out and a vivid red in color. It has a series of short, irregular, diagonal blue lines formed by spots on the scales above the lateral line.	Click To Enlarge	Small fish shrimp Cephalopods Mollusk Plankton	Western Atlantic from as far north as North Carolina to as far south as Brazil
Wahoo The wahoo is a long, slender species of mackerel with a sharply pointed head and widely forked tail. It has a distinguishable dark blue coloring along its back, with 25 to 30 bright or dusky blue vertical bands that extend down the side	Click To Enlarge	Sardines Scads Mackerel Squid	Atlantic, Pacific and Indian Oceans in clear, tropical and subtropical waters	Slammers Bait Simulator
White Grunt The white grunt is tapered at both ends, and the body is somewhat deeper toward the front, with a sloped forehead and a forked tail.	Click To Enlarge	Shrimp Crabs Mollusks Worms Small fish	Western Atlantic Chesapeake Bay in Maryland through the Gulf of Mexico, the Caribbean, the Bahamas and the Florida Keys southward to Brazil.
White Marlin White marlin are the smallest of the marlin species. Yet, like the rest of the marlin family, they are highly regarded game fish.	Click To Enlarge	Herring Mackerels Triggerfish Dolphin fish Flying fish Squid Crabs	(US) East Coast subtropical areas of the Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea	Slammers Bait Simulator
Yellowfin Tuna Yellowfin tuna have a muscular, streamlined body and, like all tuna, are extremely fast swimmers. Coloration is dark metallic blue to black on the back and tail fin, yellow and silver on the side and belly.	Click To Enlarge	Baitfish Crustaceans Squids	Worldwide in tropical and some subtropical waters	Slammers Bait Simulator
Yellowedge Grouper Yellowmouth grouper have stout, elongated bodies. Coloration is tan to brown on the back and side, fading to a slightly paler brown on the belly.	Click To Enlarge	Baitfish Crustaceans	Western Atlantic, from Florida and the Gulf of Mexico to Brazil
Yellowtail Snapper Yellowtail snapper have slender, streamlined bodies with a prominent yellow stripe that starts at the snout and broadens as it runs to the tail.	Click To Enlarge	Small fish Worms Gastropods Plankton Crustaceans	Atlantic from Massachusetts to Brazil	Macho Minnows Mini Minnows

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