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I've never had wahoo but I think it's more like whiting (which is what most fast food places use). It's a firm, meaty fish (like swordtail) and not oily (like tilapia). My big concern is where they are getting the wish and if it's being caught sustainably.

You know, not only have I never heard of Wahoo Fish, but I've never even tried a fish taco! It just sounds weird to me! But I see I'll have to try one..

I've had Wahoo at a sushi restaurant and love it. It's a white fish with a firm texture and is not too oily. Although I've never had it cooked as In a taco, I can imagine it would probably taste similar to halibut.

have no idea. i would like to have some information.

Good morning, celticeagle! Years ago, when I used to spend several months a year (caretaking a Condo Complex) in Oahu..."Wahoo fish" there is known as "Ono" and has always been a staple of their diet! So, of course it became ours too...and a favourite. We found it superior to many other white fish including tilapia..the flesh being white and very clean tasting, so I imagine it would be lovely in tacos, but our preference was just brushed with oil and grilled! I think to answer the question..is it sustainable, that's NOT possible, as human's are so unpredictable! BUT, it is one of the fastest growing fish..and in tropical waters easily reaches 8feet..180 pounds rapidly..and can still swim at 50 mph! We did go out with a local fishing guide..and amazed at the speed and agility ..as it almost (in life) looks like a barracuda! Try it and enjoy!

This is the first time I heard this new fis tacos. Hope this is available in my country because I love fis and tacos, I want to try it and find out into myself what would be the taste :)