The phrase "atlantic fish" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to fish species that are found in the Atlantic Ocean or when discussing culinary dishes that feature such fish.
Example: "The restaurant specializes in dishes made from fresh Atlantic fish, including cod and haddock."
Alternatives: "fish from the Atlantic" or "Atlantic seafood".
Spaniards adore it with Atlantic fish, seafood and tapas.
The polar seas drive the marine ecosystem and fuel the north Atlantic fish stocks.
Nearly all of the Atlantic fish catch is taken from waters of the continental shelf, primarily from the nutrient-rich areas, where upwellings occur.
Best is dinner: home-reared beef, garden vegetables, Atlantic fish stews, a shot of orujo (Spain's version of grappa) if you dare.
There are several species, among them: the barred Spanish mackerel (S. commerson), an Indo-Pacific fish said to weigh up to 45 kg (100 pounds); the king mackerel, or kingfish (S. cavalla), a western Atlantic fish about 170 cm long and weighing 36 kg or more; and the cero, or painted mackerel (S. regalis), an abundant, spotted Atlantic fish reportedly about 120 cm long.
Even in the north Atlantic, fish will move northwards by nearly 30km per decade until 2050 in search of suitable temperatures, with shifts already documented for pilchard, anchovy, mackerel and herring.
Both herring species show remarkably high levels of sequence diversity, and those in Atlantic herring (cyt-b π = 0.90 1.03%) are much higher than in other widespread boreal Atlantic fishes considered to represent similar Atlantic Arctic ancestries (e.g. capelin cyt-b π = 0.30 0.50%, [ 4]; Atlantic cod CR π = 0.17 0.63%, [ 43]).
Until the early 20th century, Rio ended here; Copacabana was an isolated Atlantic fishing village.
It is now the home port for a large Atlantic fishing fleet and has a fisheries school, boatbuilding facilities, and fish-, crand, and oyster-packing plants.
The resulting work, "Sounds of Western North Atlantic Fishes: A Reference File of Underwater Biologic Sounds," identifies the vocalizations of over 150 fish.
Pierre, "was likely caught way out on Georges Bank," the vast Atlantic fishing ground more than 60 miles offshore that supports fishermen from Point Judith, R.I., to Nova Scotia.
