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COD | The Atlantic cod, which can change color at certain water depths, has...
THE POLLACK | The Pollack is a greedy fish and often swims right up...
SAITHE | The Saithe has a lower jaw that is slightly protruding or equal jaws...
LING | The Ling is a long and narrow fish. The anal fin is from...
PLAICE | The Plaice is the most important flatfish for fisheries in Europe. The Plaice...
COMMON DAB | The Dab has 65-81 dorsal fin rays and 50-64 anal fin...
TUSK | The Tusk is long and wide in its body shape. The cross-section is...
TROUT | The Trout has a large mouth, lower jaw reaching well beyond hind margin...
WHITING | Upper jaw slightly projecting beyond lower one. Eye diameter shorter than snout. A...
WOLF-FISH | The Wolf-fish’s head is large and its snout blunt. The jaw teeth are...
REDFISH | The Big Redfish has 14-16 dorsal fins (usually 15) with spines and 13-16...
SMALL RED FISH | The small Red Fish has 14-16 dorsal fins with spines and...
PORBEAGLE SHARK | The Porbeagle Shark is fusiform in body shape and its trunk is...
GREATER SANDEEL | In the Faroe Islands the Greater Sandeel is only caught by some few...
MACKEREL | First dorsal spines 11-13; space between posterior end of first dorsal fin groove...
Shorthorn sculpin | The Shorthorn sculpin does not have much industrial importance, however it is caught by...
THE HADDOCK | the Haddock is one of the most common fish species in the...
HAKE | The Hake has two dorsal fins and one anal fin, second dorsal and...
HALIBUT | The Halibut is a valuable fish, mainly caught on long lines. Because the...
FLOUNDER | The Flounder breeds very close to land, and is often caught close to...
NORWAY POUT | The Norway Pout has three dorsal fins and two anal fins. The...
RAINBOW TROUT | Rainbow trout is a highly desired sport fish.SIZE | In Europe the...