Most fish is fine to eat in moderation, however some types of fish are very high in purines and should be avoided at all costs to avoid the risk of a gout attack.
For other types of meat see:
Gout and Meat
Gout and Seafood
Safe Zone
Fish in the Safe Zone for gout contain on average 0-50mg of purines per 100g
No fish (or meat) is completely “safe” when it comes to gout although this doesn’t mean you have to become a vegetarian or vegan.
Select fish from the Moderation Zone below and limit portion sizes and the number of servings per week if possible.
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Moderation Zone
Fish in the Moderation Zone for gout contain on average 50-150mg of purines per 100g
A brief overview of fish that are fine to eat in moderation when trying to combat or avoid a gout attack.
Snapper
Cod
Gurnard
Salmon
Tuna
Flounder
Most white fish with scales fall into the Moderation Zone.
Danger Zone
Meats in the Danger Zone for gout contain on average over 150mg of purines per 100g
The following meats should be avoided to triggering a gout attack.
Herring
Mackerel
Trout
Crayfish
Lobster
Sardines
Anchovies
Whitebait
Fish Sauce
Caviar/Roe
Any fish that comes in a can
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