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Yes, just about any type can be frozen for up to a year but, if it was not extremely fresh when you froze it you may notice it has a fishy taste or smell when defrosting. Make sure that the fish is kept in an air tight bag, or wrapper and it should be fine. Source: Been there, done that, Mother and Housewife, ex fisherman. Good luck!
