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In Barbados, Flying Fish Is More Than a National Dish
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In Barbados, Flying Fish Is More Than a National Dish
Akeem Chandler-Prescod This piece originally appeared in SAVEUR’s Spring/Summer 2026 issue. See more stories from Issue 206. The flying fish, a shimmering sea-dweller built for flight, lives up to its name. When chased by predators like king mackerel or blue marlin, it rockets through the water, breaks the surface, and glides for hundreds of feet—a dramatic escape that has made it an icon worldwide. But this fish’s feats don’t end in the air. Ju…
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