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Top 100 Most Consumed Seafood and Fish

Sunday, August 23, 2026

A past Centumth puzzle. Play it on this page with five guesses, or read the full Top 100 ranking below.

Catch of the day. Ranked by global production tonnage (capture + aquaculture) from FAO fisheries statistics, 2023 — named species only (misc. “NEI” groups excluded). Some landings go to fishmeal, not direct human food.

This list was researched and ranked by hand for Centumth. Entries near #1 are the names almost everyone thinks of first. Entries near #100 are true, a little obscure, and still fair if you think sideways. Sources below are the starting point — the final order can include small editorial calls so the daily puzzle stays balanced.

You can play this archive puzzle with five guesses, or reveal the complete ranking if you came here looking for the list. Revealing locks this puzzle — you won’t be able to play it afterward.

Sources

Outbound sources help you verify the ranking. The published order is Centumth’s.

The full Top 100

  1. #1Whiteleg shrimp
  2. #2Grass carp
  3. #3Nile tilapia
  4. #4Silver carp
  5. #5Catla
  6. #6Chinese razor clam
  7. #7Common carp
  8. #8Alaska pollock
  9. #9Bighead carp
  10. #10Red swamp crawfish
  11. #11Rohu
  12. #12Skipjack tuna
  13. #13Striped catfish
  14. #14Atlantic salmon
  15. #15Anchoveta
  16. #16Blue whiting
  17. #17Pacific sardine
  18. #18Yellowfin tuna
  19. #19Atlantic herring
  20. #20European pilchard
  21. #21Jumbo flying squid
  22. #22Chilean jack mackerel
  23. #23Milkfish
  24. #24Pacific chub mackerel
  25. #25Largehead hairtail
  26. #26Atlantic mackerel
  27. #27Rainbow trout
  28. #28Giant tiger prawn
  29. #29Atlantic cod
  30. #30Chinese mitten crab
  31. #31Japanese anchovy
  32. #32Japanese carpet shell
  33. #33Largemouth black bass
  34. #34Black carp
  35. #35Wuchang bream
  36. #36Mrigal carp
  37. #37Pink salmon
  38. #38Yellow catfish
  39. #39Indian oil sardine
  40. #40Indian mackerel
  41. #41Snakehead
  42. #42Channel catfish
  43. #43Hilsa shad
  44. #44European anchovy
  45. #45Pacific cupped oyster
  46. #46Capelin
  47. #47Yesso scallop
  48. #48North African catfish
  49. #49Atlantic chub mackerel
  50. #50Blood cockle
  51. #51Gazami crab
  52. #52Mandarin fish
  53. #53Hybrid tilapia
  54. #54Pacific herring
  55. #55Gulf menhaden
  56. #56Argentine hake
  57. #57European sprat
  58. #58Antarctic krill
  59. #59Araucanian herring
  60. #60Argentine shortfin squid
  61. #61Chilean mussel
  62. #62Kawakawa
  63. #63Giant river prawn
  64. #64Akiami paste shrimp
  65. #65Longtail tuna
  66. #66Asian swamp eel
  67. #67Pacific cod
  68. #68Gilthead seabream
  69. #69Silver barb
  70. #70Bigeye tuna
  71. #71Pond loach
  72. #72Bali sardinella
  73. #73Saithe
  74. #74Sea snails
  75. #75Bonga shad
  76. #76Daggertooth pike conger
  77. #77Haddock
  78. #78Japanese eel
  79. #79Narrow-barred Spanish mackerel
  80. #80Silver cyprinid
  81. #81Large yellow croaker
  82. #82Coho salmon
  83. #83Amur catfish
  84. #84Californian anchovy
  85. #85Madeiran sardinella
  86. #86Frigate tuna
  87. #87Japanese sea cucumber
  88. #88Yellow croaker
  89. #89European seabass
  90. #90Pompano
  91. #91Pacific thread herring
  92. #92Pacific anchoveta
  93. #93Oriental river prawn
  94. #94Blue swimming crab
  95. #95Cape hakes
  96. #96Japanese seabass
  97. #97Northern prawn
  98. #98Southern rough shrimp
  99. #99Nile perch
  100. #100Fleshy prawn

The full ranked list is included on this page. Use Reveal full 100 list to read it, or play the game above.