Remora remora
How to identify a Remora
Remora are found in coastal shelf, reef, sand, mud, seagrass, or estuarine habitats depending on species. Use these features as a starting point and compare with a full identification guide before relying on any identification.
EnvironmentSaltwater
SeasonVaries by region and regulation
Habitat and range
Coastal shelf, reef, sand, mud, seagrass, or estuarine habitats depending on species
Where to catch Remora
- Florida offshore
- Gulf drift lines
- Tropical worldwide
Remora by state
State season calendars that list Remora — each shows the months it is in season and the official licence source:
- Alabama — seasons, best months and licence info
- Florida — seasons, best months and licence info
- Louisiana — seasons, best months and licence info
- Mississippi — seasons, best months and licence info
- Texas — seasons, best months and licence info
Baits and lures
Species-dependent · crustaceans · mollusks · worms · small fish · cut bait · or artificial lures
Related species
Often caught in the same waters or confused with Remora:
- Rex Sole — identification & profile (Saltwater)
- Ribbonfish — identification & profile (Saltwater)
- Rock Beauty — identification & profile (Saltwater)
- Rock Sole — identification & profile (Saltwater)
- Roosterfish — identification & profile (Saltwater)
- Rosy Rockfish — identification & profile (Saltwater)
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