lingcod

The fish is cod or lingcod caught in the North Sea.

We caught a lingcod and threw it back, but kept a small salmon because we didn't really believe that the big ones were there.

The lingcod is a popular eating fish, and is thus prized by anglers.

The most commercially important species is the lingcod (Ophiodon elongatus), a common food fish.

Most hexagrammids are small to moderate in size, averaging around 50 cm, although the lingcod can be much larger.

Not commonly commercially fished like the related lingcod, although a popular gamefish.

The lingcod's flesh is sometimes blue-green prior to cooking.

After the successful pilot period, the program has now moved into the tracking of trout, sharks, rockfish, and lingcod.

The lingcod is long and olive-yellow in color, and has a very large, toothy mouth.

Though not closely related to either ling or cod, the name "lingcod" originated because it somewhat resembles those fish.

They eventually settle in habitats of similar relief and substrate as older lingcod, but remain at shallower depths for several years.

This method has since been validated by a mark-recapture study in which lingcod received an injection of oxytetracycline.

After his keepers spent nearly two months offering a variety of inappropriate food items for a resident killer whale, someone offered a lingcod.

The burbot is commonly confused with the close, ocean dwelling relative : the lingcod.

Initially they inhabit eel grass beds, then move to flat, sandy areas that are not the typical habitat of older lingcod.

In turn copper rockfish are preyed on by lingcod and cabezone and even salmon.

Tagging studies have shown lingcod are a largely nonmigratory species, with colonization and recruitment occurring in localized areas only.

The fish that are available at Salt Point are lingcod, cabezone, rockfish, and greenlings.

The lingcod, Ophiodon elongatus, or ling cod, is a fish of the greenling family Hexagrammidae.

The tank is home to species that would be found in Puget Sound including salmon, Lingcod, sharks, sturgeon, skates, and rockfish.

The juvenile is food for other fish, such as lingcod, cabezon, and salmon, as well as many birds, pinnipeds, and porpoises.

The Northwest mixed grill was a workmanlike assembly of dense-fleshed lingcod, a Dungeness crab cake and, oddly, Atlantic salmon.

Cabezon inhabit the tops of rocky ledges as opposed to rockfish and lingcod, which usually inhabit the sheer faces of these features.

The young are fed upon by lingcod, cabezon, birds, rockfish, salmon, porpoises and terns, while adults are preyed upon by sharks, dolphins and seals.

According to staff members of the fisheries department, chinook, coho and sockeye salmon can be caught in September along with such other ocean species as lingcod, rockfish, halibut, crabs and shrimps.