The "EXTRA" mentioned are wines that could also enhance the flavor to the cooking ingredients. I suppose you could also use the wines mentioned as an accompaniment to the meal.
SHELLFISH:
SHRIMP marjoram, English or lemon thyme, rosemary
SCALLOPS: marjoram, French tarragon, Lemon thyme, lovage EXTRA: dry white wine or dry vermouth
MUSSELS: rosemary, marjoram, lemon thyme: EXTRA: dry white wine
Oysters: basil, thyme, parsley, rosemary, oregano
EEL sorrel, lovage, celery leaves, chervil, French tarragon, , bay leaf EXTRA: dry white wine
FISH:
With all fish you can use anise, lemon and parsley.
If you use tarragon, it is ALWAYS the FRENCH , not RUSSIAN. Down south here in the US we also have a MEXICAN or TEXAS TARRAGON which is a close to the French. So, if you can't find FRENCH TARRAGON, you can settle for MEXICAN or TEXAS, but, the FRENCH is better.
HALIBUT: dill, mint, basil, cilantro, chervil, French tarragon ,chives, spearmint parsley, watercress leaves, sorrel leaves EXTRA: dry white wine, apple cider or apple juice
MONKFISH: fennel, lemon thyme, laurel leaves, saffron,, sage
ROCKFISH: dill, spearmint, basil, cilantro, chervil, French tarragon
SALMON: anise seed, parsley, French tarragon, lovage, laurel leaf, chervil leaves, sorrel leaves., basil, cilantro, lemon verbena, fennel seed
EXTRA: dry white wine, such as Sauvignon Blanc or Pinot Gris;
SEA BASS: dill, spearmint, basil, parsley, cilantro, chervil, coriander, French tarragon EXTRA: apple cider or apple juice
SNAPPER : French tarragon, basil, ginger, lemon thyme, fennel, chives, dill, lovage
STRIPED BASS (SEA BASS, RED SNAPPER, PACIFIC ROCKFISH): lemon verbena leaves, cilantro leave, jalapeno pepper, dill, spearmint, basil, chervil , French tarragon, chives, watercress leaves, sorrel leaves
SWORDFISH: bay laurel , sage, rosemary, lemon balm, spearmint
TROUT: sage, English thyme, parsley, spearmint leaves
TUNA (also YELLOW FIN, BLUFIN (AHI), ALBACORE): perilla, coriander seeds, thyme leaves, parsley, spearmint leaves.
In a few days, I will put up another blog for meats.