burbot

"Now I cook burbot," a much less expensive fish, "and it is just as good."

Though a relatively short season lasting from two to three weeks, burbot will spawn multiple times, but not every year.

Management of burbot is on low priority, being non-existent in some regions.

Immediate rebuilding was impossible, but the burbot transformed a disaster into an opportunity.

In Lake Superior, burbot can live at depths below 300 meters.

For burbot, the value of b is 2.898.

Lake trout, northern pike and burbot are natural predators.

Anglers also frequent the lake, in which northern pike, walleye, and burbot can be found.

Habitats about 12 Celsius are known to be intolerable for larval burbot.

Strangely, the lake carries burbot and perch, two species of saltwater fish.

Some of the fish in this lake are northern pike, walleye, yellow perch and burbot.

Fish species include walleye, yellow perch, northern pike, burbot and white sucker.

Burbot have two soft dorsal fins: the first being low and short, the second being much longer.

Depending on body size, female burbot fecundity ranges from 63,000 to 3,477,699 eggs for each batch.

There are also stable, significant populations of burbot and stonecats below the dam.

Burbot have circumpolar distribution above 40 N latitude.

Average length of burbot by maturity is approximately 40 cm, with slight sexual dimorphism.

Although burbot global distribution is widespread and abundant, many populations have been threatened or extirpated.

These fish are prey to larger game fish such as northern pike, lake trout, and burbot.

The lake trout, various species of introduced salmon, and the burbot all are known to prey on the bloater.

There is active debate within the scientific community as to whether the terms eelpout and burbot are interchangeable.

Traditional food of First Nations included burbot filet (or muscle) and moose liver.

Newly hatched burbot larvae are pelagic, passively drifting in the open water.

The vitamin content varies in Burbot from lake to lake, where their diet may have some variation.

The burbot had no commercial value, and was an aggressive predator of young walleyes and northern pike.