Distribution of public awareness packages to local fisherman with respect to wolffish. |
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To determine a population estimate of wolffish inside and outside closed areas. |
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Threats to wolffish include bycatch mortality in commercial fisheries and disturbance of their marine habitat. |
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We have two listed species of marine fish right now: the northern and spotted wolffish. |
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Apparently, she was so persuasive — and bottom trawling so wrecked its habitat — that the wolffish is now considered a threatened species. |
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It has a more uniform body colour than the other wolffish species, ranging from grey to dark chocolate, and sometimes with a light violet sheen. |
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If you do not want to handle a wolffish or it is a large wolffish use a dip net to release the fish. |
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As skyronnaise, with fresh wolffish in spelt barley at the harbour-front Icelandic Fish and Chips restaurant. |
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The poster should explain why wolffish need to be protected and what can be done to protect them by each audience. |
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The main objective of this study is to reduce the maturation and spawning cycle of a wolffish population by manipulating the photoperiod. |
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Avoid using sharp instruments such as gaffs and knives when handling wolffish. |
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Suggest solutions and compromises that will protect the wolffish and still allow fish harvesters to make a living. |
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In this activity you will need to figure out ways to ensure that fish harvesters can make a living and wolffish continue to survive. |
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Proper handling and quick release of wolffish back into the water improves their chances of survival. |
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This identification card can help you identify wolffish when caught as bycatch. |
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Norwegian fish farms are especially renowned for the production of Atlantic cod, Atlantic halibut, and spotted wolffish. |
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It has a large head relative to body and unlike the northern wolffish its flesh is firm and muscular. |
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With gaping jaws, an eellike tail and sharp, jutting teeth, the Atlantic wolffish looks more like a feral canine than a marine fish. |
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Bottom trawls, longlines, gillnets and sometimes traps can injure spotted wolffish and damage spawning habitat by disturbing rocks and boulders used for shelter and construction of nests. |
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The northern wolffish is thick and heavyset, with a large head and teeth at the front of the jaw that are smaller and sharper than the other two wolffish species found in Atlantic Canada. |
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The point of the boosterish guide was to convince American consumers of the delectableness of fish like the wolffish, an enormous creature with a bulbous head, big teeth, and an eel-like body. |
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After the collapse of so many freshwater fish, migratory fish, oceanic fish, and groundfish, like the wolffish, it might seem that we've finally reached the end of the line. |
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Icelandic tannery, Atlantic Leather is taking perch, salmon, wolffish and cod skin, a by-product of the fisheries industry and turning it into leather for luxury fashion. |
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The wolffish also eats fish, worms, and sometimes even algae. |
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This is a program of the Atlantic wolffish industry for which, I repeat, there must be an exclusive quota, which would allow a business, with a few weeks' notice, to immediately set up and start to operate. |
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Avoid dropping wolffish on to hard surfaces. |
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What is already being done to help wolffish and let fish harvesters fish? |
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Fisheries for non-traditional species such as lumpfish, monkfish, wolffish, skates, and winter flounder now support much of the groundfish fishery. |
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A recovery team for the spotted and northern wolffish has been formed. |
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But the difference between cooking cod and dogfish and wolffish and monkfish and pollock and haddock and hake and cusk is not all that different. |
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Temperature experienced during vitellogenesis influences ovarian maturation and the timing of ovulation in common wolffish. |
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