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No. XVI of the Florida Plate · Inshore Gamefish

Cobia

Rachycentron canadum

The shark-like shadow under rays and buoys. The cobia's broad flat head, pale side stripes and row of short dorsal spines make it one of the most distinctive fish in the Gulf.

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Printfrom $36 Framedfrom $139 Ready to hang Canvasfrom $119 Metalfrom $89

Museum-grade 100% cotton rag fine art paper (Hahnemuhle or equivalent), archival pigment inks rated for generations.

Paper Cotton Rag

Archival Matte$68 Cotton Rag$92 Museum grade

Size 20 × 16 in

10 × 8 in$48 14 × 11 in$64 20 × 16 in$92 Most popular 24 × 18 in$110 36 × 24 in$155

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Scientifically verified specimen, never redrawn

Drawn true: what we verified

This specimen passed a feature-by-feature check against real photographs of adult fish:

Long body with a broad, flattened head
Dark back with pale horizontal side stripes
Row of short isolated spines before the soft dorsal
Slightly projecting lower jaw

See the for this specimen. Approved specimens are locked and never redrawn.

How to tell it apart

Not to be confused with: Sharks

Cobia are often mistaken for sharks in the water. A cobia has a broad, flat head, a row of short separate dorsal spines and a jutting lower jaw.

Identification notes, not regulatory advice. Check MyFWC.com before you keep a fish.

Field notes

Table quality	★★★★★
Typical size	15–175 lb
Florida minimum to keep	36 in FL
Recreational season	year-round
Family	Rachycentridae

Florida recreational rules as of September 2026. Gulf and Atlantic, state and federal waters can differ; always verify at MyFWC.com before harvest.

Materials & sizes

Archival Matte. Heavyweight archival matte paper and pigment inks. Printed with a narrow ivory border to frame yourself.
Cotton Rag. Museum-grade 100% cotton rag fine art paper (Hahnemuhle or equivalent), archival pigment inks rated for generations.
Framed. Cotton rag print behind a white bevelled mat in a solid-wood frame with shatter-resistant acrylic. Arrives ready to hang.
Canvas. Gallery-wrapped canvas on 1.25" stretcher bars with an ivory mirrored edge. Ready to hang.
Metal. Dye-infused aluminium with a satin finish and a float mount. Salt-air and humidity tolerant, made for life by the ocean.

Sizes are the printed sheet. Framed pieces add a 1.5″ mat and about 1″ of frame on every side.

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Home waters: Tampa Bay & Southwest Gulf, Panhandle & Big Bend, Treasure Coast & Palm Beaches, Northeast Florida. Collections: Inshore Gamefish, Offshore Pelagics & Billfish, Florida Table Fare, Offshore Reef & Wreck.