grey mullet

The grey mullet are medium size fish, typically about 50 cm (20 in) long.

It is rich in grey mullet, sole, and eel.

By 1840, it was clean enough to be "well stocked with grey mullet", though only the soldiers of the garrison were permitted to fish there.

The fishpond was created as a habitat for grey mullet, with a system to ensure a fresh supply of sea water.

Grey mullet are found in the lagoon.

The thicklip grey mullet lays its eggs in winter.

Rub the paste all over each seasoned grey mullet, both on the outside skin of the fish and inside the belly cavities.

Another fish that was available was bouri (grey mullet).

Haviar is a preparation of dried egg sacks from grey mullet in Turkish cuisine.

His personality is brash and that of a loner and is easily identified with a grey mullet.

Bottarga is the roe, usually of tuna or grey mullet, which has been cured in sea salt and dried.

Other fish commonly caught include cherne, grey mullet, mackerel and chicharro.

Other species include grey mullet in the estuary, brown trout further up the river and some salmon and sea trout throughout.

Fillet the gurnard or grey mullet, red mullet and monkfish.

In recent times the lake has become a well-known hunting ground for grey mullet (Mugil saliens).

The thicklip grey mullet is valued both as a food fish and as a tenacious game fish.

Jim reached in and, from under Mansur's fingers, he snatched the choicest bait of all, a grey mullet as long as his forearm.

Liza aurata (Golden grey mullet)

The Golden grey mullet (Liza aurata) is a fish in the family Mugilidae.

Catches include: grey mullet, plaice, dogfish, cuttlefish, skate, shrimp, prawns, sea bass, and sole.

Examples of shallow water pelagic fish, found in both tropical and temperate waters around the world, are grey mullet, sprats and garfish.

Sometimes called the caviar of the South, botargo is the roe pouch of grey mullet, or sometimes tuna and swordfish.

Myxus elongatus (Sand grey mullet)

Bream, Roach, Grey Mullet and young Flounders can all be found in estuarine British waters.

Liza ramada (Thinlip grey mullet)