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'''Rockfish''' are sought by both recreational and commercial fishermen. There are 55  species which fall into the rockfish category, and many have common names:  
'''Rockfish''' are sought by both recreational and commercial fishermen. There are 55  species which fall into the rockfish category, and many have common names:  
    
    
* blue rockfish
* Blue Rockfish
* boccacio (salmon grouper)  
* Boccacio (salmon grouper)  
* cabezon
* Cabezon
* canary rockfish
* Canary Rockfish
* chilipepper
* Chilipepper
* chucklehards
* Chucklehards
* cowcod
* Cowcod
* lingcod
* Ling Cod
* olive rockfish
* Olive Rockfish
* Pacific ocean perch
* Pacific Ocean Perch
* red rockfish
* Red Rockfish
* sculpin
* Sculpin
* vermilion rockfish
* Vermilion Rockfish
* widow rockfish
* Widow Rockfish
* yellow tail rockfish
* Yellow Tail Rockfish


Within California three species are formally considered by the Federal Government to be over fished: lingcod, boccacio and Pacific ocean perch. They are considered bottom fish which in the past have been easy to catch on hook and line and are a good supply of meat.
Within California three species are formally considered by the Federal Government to be over fished: lingcod, boccacio and Pacific ocean perch. They are considered bottom fish which in the past have been easy to catch on hook and line and are a good supply of meat.

Revision as of 14:37, 11 July 2016

Ling Cod, California Channel Islands

Rockfish are sought by both recreational and commercial fishermen. There are 55 species which fall into the rockfish category, and many have common names:

  • Blue Rockfish
  • Boccacio (salmon grouper)
  • Cabezon
  • Canary Rockfish
  • Chilipepper
  • Chucklehards
  • Cowcod
  • Ling Cod
  • Olive Rockfish
  • Pacific Ocean Perch
  • Red Rockfish
  • Sculpin
  • Vermilion Rockfish
  • Widow Rockfish
  • Yellow Tail Rockfish

Within California three species are formally considered by the Federal Government to be over fished: lingcod, boccacio and Pacific ocean perch. They are considered bottom fish which in the past have been easy to catch on hook and line and are a good supply of meat.