Mahi-mahi, otherwise known as Dolphinfish, travel in schools and can be found offshore but often wander closer to the shore in the summer—making them a popular inshore fishing target—during the summer months by both beginner and experienced fishermen. While they may not be found in the Chesapeake Bay, they are common when you go out of Indian River, the Ocean City inlet, Virginia Beach, and other Mid-Atlantic sea ports throughout the region. While an adventure to their abode can be a trek for some, the trip is worth it as the fish will be sure to provide a great photo opportunity—as it boasts beautiful colors—and is delicious to eat. Mahi-mahi is lean and has a mild to sweet flavor that is enjoyed by many throughout the summer months.