10 Best Fish To Eat And 10 To Never Eat

Salmon (wild-caught, Alaska): High in omega-3 fatty acids and sourced from sustainable fisheries.

Sardines (wild-caught): Small, nutrient-rich, and low in mercury.

Mackerel (Atlantic, North Pacific): Rich in omega-3s and sustainably fished.

Rainbow Trout (farmed): Often farmed sustainably and high in omega-3 fatty acids.

Herring (wild-caught): A good source of omega-3 fatty acids and low in mercury.

Anchovies (wild-caught): Small fish that are low in contaminants and high in omega-3s.

Pacific Halibut (wild-caught): Sustainably managed and lower in mercury.

Albacore Tuna (wild-caught, troll or pole-caught, from the U.S. or British Columbia): Lower in mercury and sustainably harvested.

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