Species guide
How to catch Lined sole
Achirus lineatus
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The lined sole is a small flatfish known for its distinctive body shape and subtle line markings. It inhabits brackish and saltwater environments along coasts of North and South America. This species is not typically targeted by game anglers but is an interesting catch for those exploring shallow to moderately deep waters.
Where they live
Found in brackish and saltwater from shallow 1 meter depths down to 20 meters, across coastal regions of the Atlantic, Pacific, Caribbean, and Gulf of Mexico. Common in estuaries and coastal waters of North and South America.
Typical size
Up to about 33 cm
What they eat
- small macrofauna
- benthic invertebrates
Best baits
- small worms
- shrimp pieces
- mud crabs
Best lures
- small soft plastic baits
- jigs
How to fish for them
- bottom fishing
- light tackle jigging
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