What is Rohoutka?

roosterfish is a fish of the Neilatistiidae family with the scientific name neematislus pectoralis . Its habitats are wide and you can find this fish in the Atlantic along Mexico, Panama and Costa Rica and in the Pacific from California to Peru. It is a very popular game fish for sports fishermen, but its bad taste limits its commercial attraction. Those who ate fish describe its meat as "skin like" and almost inedible. Most people who chase fish consider it a catch and release of fish for this reason.

The most remarkable characteristic of the rooster is its large dorsal fin, which consists of seven large backbones that resemble a tap ridge. The smaller dorsal fin rangs from the center of the body to its tail. Large dorsal fin fish is not always upright and usually achieves maximum length if it is endangered or persecuted after the prey. It is usually blue gray in the appearance with four black sticks down his body.

roosterfish can increase and increase their popularity as game fish. Catches in the range of £ 20 to 40 (9 to 18 kg) are the most common, but fishermen also reported fish weighing 80 or even £ 100 (36 to 45 kg) or more. In its maximum size, the fish will weigh up to £ 110 (50 kg) and up to 5 feet (1.5 meters) to length. Fishermen who caught a fish report is very strong and in their attempts avoid captivity.

Fish are most often found fishermen who are close to the beaches, because the fish itself prefers sandy shores and tends to inhabit surface water from zero to 65 feet (20 meters) to depth. However, larger catches are found in deeper waters. Volcanic rock outcrops are also popular sports for fishermen who chase fish. In most areas where it is common, it can be hunted throughout the year. The more labeled prey is smaller fish like a parm, so many fishermen say that the fishing of the living bait is the best backreindeer how to lure corner fish for catching.

Scientific studies about Roosterfish have found that they can travel long distances during their lives. It was reported that one branded sample traveled over 800 miles (1,287.4 km). Sometimes they are seen in schools, and their taps emerged from the water, but they are as often seen as they roam.