Don't have the slightest idea how this topic came up in conversation, but it did. One of those things that overcome young boys and fishermen. We were wondering what the fastest fish were, so here they are:
1. Sailfish 68 mph+
2. Marlin 50 mph
3. Wahoo 48 mph
4. Tunny 46 mph
5. Bluefin tuna 44 mph
6. Blue shark 43 mph
7. Bonefish 40 mph
8. Swordfish 40 mph
9. Flying fish (four winged) 35 mph
10. Tarpon 35 mph
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