Historical clue formulations

• Provincetown catch — 2026-02-13
• Seafood staple of New England — 2025-10-11
• Young haddock — 2024-11-16
• New England seafood staple — 2022-04-20
• Gloucester catch — 2022-04-02
• Seafood staple of New England — 2020-05-07
• New England fish — 2020-03-15
• Fish dish — 2019-05-26
• Fish whose name sounds like the past tense of 46-Across? — 2018-05-20
• Provincetown catch — 2018-02-03
• Fish typically split before cooking — 2018-01-22
• New England staple — 2017-02-18
• Atlantic fish — 2014-04-02
• New England seafood staple — 2013-01-27
• Catch of the day, say, in New England — 2012-01-09
• North Atlantic catch — 2011-10-01
• Split and boned entree — 2009-02-21
• Young cod for dinner — 2007-12-10
• Young haddock — 2007-01-11
• Atlantic food fish — 2007-01-01
• Provincetown entree — 2006-12-02
• New England catch — 2005-10-26
• Fish often split for cooking — 2005-09-07
• New England catch — 2004-06-22
• New England catch — 2004-03-30
• Boston fish dish — 2003-07-31
• Seafood entree — 2002-03-06
• Fish that's split for cooking — 2000-08-08
• New England catch — 2000-07-23
• Young codfish — 2000-03-10
• Seafood selection — 1999-09-04
• Seafood order — 1997-11-17
• Fish prepared in strips — 1997-08-02
• New England "catch of the day" — 1997-05-17
• Catch of the day, maybe — 1997-03-30
• Atlantic fish — 1996-11-04
• Young haddock — 1994-11-29
• Seafood dish — 1994-01-13