List the fishes you eat in the order of frequency, also where you buy them.

[DesiPower]

So inspired by the other tilapia thread, I was curious what kind of fishes you guys eat/cook at home. Please list them in the order of frequency, also where you buy them. My order -
Wild Alaskan or sockeye (farmed) Salmon - Costco
Tilapia - Costco

That's pretty much all I eat.

 

[Texashiker]

Catfish - Usually given to me or I catch them.

Canned tuna

 

[lxskllr]

Kippered herring and sardines, from BigLots usually. Alaska salmon from the grocery store, canned tuna.

 

[BoomerD]

I eat fish so rarely there's not much to list.

Once in a great while we'll have some Pacific salmon...bought from wherever...always wild-caught, never farmed.

I LOVE good fish & chips...and occasionally, when it's available, we'll buy some wild-caught rock fish and make that and/or fish tacos. (my personal favorite way to eat fish)

 

[Ns1]

tuna (raw) - korean/japanese markets
salmon (raw) - korean/japanese markets
shrimp - costco, santa monica seafood, farmers markets
scallop - santa monica seafood, farmers markets
mussels/clams - chinese markets, costco
oysters - farmers market, direct
eel - japanese markets
catfish - vietnamese/chinese markets

Been looking to expand into cod, swai (fish tacos)

 

[Dr. Detroit]

Ahi Tuna - Sprouts or Save-Mart
Cod - Sprouts
Swordfish - Sprouts
Salmon - Sprouts
Tilapia - Fresh, Asian market will deep fry it for us

 

[Albatross]

Tuna-probably skip jack.Is fishes correct in American English?

 

[Kaido]

Frozen salmon filets (boneless & skinless) from Sam's club
Cod & tilapia (frozen or fresh)
Canned tuna & very rarely fresh tuna for a tuna steak
I guess shrimp once in a great while if that counts

 

[Kaido]

And my 5-star salmon recipe for posterity:

http://forums.anandtech.com/showpost.php?p=24270732&postcount=2

 

[BoomerD]

Tuna-probably skip jack.Is fishes correct in American English?

Yes...in some uses.

Many fish of one species...fish.
Many fish of different species...fish

Different fish species...fishes.


http://grammarist.com/usage/fish-fishes/

Fish vs. fishes
The plural of fish is usually fish, but fishes has a few uses. In biology, for instance, fishes is used to refer to multiple species of fish. For example, if you say you saw four fish when scuba diving, that means you saw four individual fish, but if you say you saw four fishes, we might infer that you saw an undetermined number of fish of four different species.

Fishes, with an apostrophe, also serves as the plural possessive of fish—for example, the fishes’ scales were yellow. And of course fishes is the present-progressive verb (e.g., she fishes in the river).

Fishes also appears in the cinematic gangster idiom sleep with the fishes, used to indicate that someone has been whacked (and perhaps given a water burial).

 

[SKORPI0]

Salmon (fillet) - Costco
Tilapia (fillet) - Costco
Tilapia (frozen fillets) - local grocery store
Salmon (canned) - Chicken of the Sea/Pillar Rock
Tuna - (canned) Bumble Bee Foods/Chicken of the Sea (oil/water) - local grocery store
Sardines/Mackerel (canned) - in tomato sauce.
Catfish/Halibut (fillet) - local grocery store

Probably eat this kinds of fish every other day. Friday being "fish" only day. ^_^

 

[mmntech]

Canned tuna and salmon, which I buy at Costco.
Salmon fillet, which I get at the local grocery store. Sometimes Costco has wild sockeye.
Haddock fillets from Costco
Catfish fillet from the grocery store
Halibut from the fish & chips shop

I only get fresh fish once in a blue moon now. It's getting too expensive to eat on a regular basis.

 

[Tiamat]

At home, I usualy eat fish that I catch: spot, croaker, bluefish, striped bass, white perch, kingfish, rainbow trout, and various pan fish.

king salmon "fresh" from wegmens and porgy from the Asian mart are tied for second most. The Trident breaded tilapia from Costco is good for snacks. Sockeye frozen salmon from Costco is next frequently eaten.

At restaurants I usually order black cod, king salmon, swordfish chops, Chilean sea bass, halibut, flounder, skate.

At good sushi bars, I get whatever the sushi chef feels is his best. At mediocre sushi bars, yellowtail, unagi, tuna, salmon.

 

[-slash-]

Canned Tuna - Fred Meyer
Fried Crappie - Catch it
Real Wild Steelhead - Catch it
Real Wild King Salmon - Catch it
Tilapia - Costco
Fried Bass - Catch it

 

[nickbits]

Cod
"Wild" salmon
Tilapia
All from Kroger

 

[RichieZ]

Wild Frozen Salmon - Trader Joes
Ahi Tuna - Whole Foods

 

[AznAnarchy99]

Wild Salmon from Costco
Catfish from Vietnamese/Chinese spots.

I dont know how to cook other fish well enough yet.

 

[BurnItDwn]

Shrimp - Grocery Stores + restaurants
Scallops - Grocery stores + restaurants
catfish - Grocery Stores + restaurants
Clams - Grocery stores + restaurants
Squid - restaurants
Octopus - restaurants
Mussels - restaurants
Crab - Grocery stores + restaurants
Smoked Salmon - Grocery stores + restaurants
Smoked chubbs - Grocery stores + restaurants
Halibut - Grocery stores + restaurants
Cod - restaurants
Crawfish - restaurants
Tilapia - Grocery Stores + restaurants
Sea Bass + restaurants
Northern Pike + catch from lake
Rainbow Trout + catch from lake
Swordfish + restaurants
Shark + restaurants
Whitefish + restaurants
Haddock + restaurants
Orange Roughy + restaurants

Yellow Perch - No thanks, used to eat it ALL the time as a kid due to my dad and uncles fishing habits.
Smallmouth Bass - No thanks, used to eat it ALL the time as a kid due to my dad and uncles fishing habits.
Crappie - ehh, too much like perch
rock bass - too much like smallmouth bass
largemouth bass - too much like smallmouth bass
Tuna - i HATE how bad tuna from a can / cat food smells, so I refuse to eat anything tainted by this fish.

 

[Imported]

That I cook at home?

Tilapia - Costco
Mahi Mahi - Costco
Atlantic Salmon - Costco
"Wild" Salmon - Costco

I eat almost any fish served at a good sushi restaurant or seafood restaurant. Don't really shy away from any particular type.

 

[WilliamM2]

Fresh lake Perch
Fresh Whitefish
Brook Trout

My neighbor catches them, his wife invites us over to eat every couple of months or so, more often in summer. That's enough for me, so I never order in restaurants or buy in a grocery store.

 

[DrPizza]

Sunfish: catch it
crappie: catch it
haddock: fish fries at restaurants on Friday nights; average about every other weekend
salmon (frozen filets): Aldis
bullhead/catfish: catch it
bass: I catch and release 99.5% of the bass, but occasionally keep one

whichever grocery store has them:
split king crab legs, when available
snow crab legs
lobster
lobster tails
uncooked raw shrimp
ocean perch
orange roughy
clams
scallops
crab meat for stuffed mushrooms

Occasionally with a dinner at a restaurant - a dish containing:
mussels, octopus, or squid (in addition to the other seafoods)