ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD BURBOT
From Old French bourbotte, from bourbeter to wallow in mud, from bourbe mud, probably of Celtic origin.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BURBOT»
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burbot in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
burbot and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Abundance and Structure of
Burbot Lota Lota Populations in ...
Burbot Lota lota were sampled in eight lakes and reservoirs of the Wind River that support sport fisheries.
Matthew S. Abrahamse, 2009
2
Flyfisher's Guide to Alaska
Though not a fish targeted by flyfishers, the burbot is a unique species you may
wish to pursue, particularly as these fine-tasting fish occupy many Arctic waters,
along with interior lakes and rivers. If you tire of catching grayling, pike, or
sheefish ...
Scott Haugen, Wilson Rice, 2003
3
Ken Schultz's Field Guide to Freshwater Fish
Lota lota The only freshwater member of the Gadidae family of codfish found in
North America, Europe, and Asia, the burbot is often caught accidentally by
anglers fishing for other species. Although it is a popular food fish in Europe, its
ugly ...
The raw material for this industry is a lowly fish known as the burbot. Ted Rowell,
founder of the industry, discovered the burbot yields a gold mine of vitamins in
the form of liver oil. Commercial fishermen, who ply their operations in Lake of the
...
5
Reproductive Biology and Early Life History of Fishes in the ...
other debris, and vegetation.66 Young reportedly move into tributaries from lakes
and larger streams.6 In Russia, burbot 40-49 mm were found in small marshes
near a river into which they were carried during downstream movement by spring
...
Robert Wallus, Thomas P. Simon, 2006
6
Migration of Freshwater Fishes
Immature and adult burbot Lota lota are found in fresh and brackish water
environments (Morin et al. 1980; Hudd & Lehtonen 1987) but spawning is in fresh
water. Burbot tagged with Carlin tags in the Gulf of Bothnia and Gulf of Finland
were ...
Martyn Lucas, Etienne Baras, 2008
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Freshwater Fishes of the Northeastern United States: A Field ...
The tomcod, however, has 3 dorsal fins and 2 anal fins, making it unique among
any fish you might encounter in freshwater and easily distinguished from a burbot
. Life History. Burbot spawn under the ice at night in the winter. They spawn ...
8
Freshwater Fishes of British Columbia (The)
Distribution Life History Native DistriButioN The burbot is one of the most widely
distributed freshwater fish in the Northern Hemisphere. Their natural range
extends from the British Isles (where they are now almost extirpated) eastward
across ...
9
Fishing Saskatchewan: An Angler's Guide to Provincial Waters
end of the attractiveness scale. l A freshwater member of the __,__ _ _ TIM
HAISTROM/SASKATCHEWAN ENVIRONMENT cod family, the burbot IS also
known as ling, ling cod, maria, black maria, loche (its French Canadian name)
and methy ...
10
Notes on Fishing, and Selected Fishing Prose and Poetry
Sergeĭ Timofeevich Aksakov. BURBOT The burbot121 inhabits small spring-fed
streams and all large rivers, flowing ponds and lakes that have good, clean water
.122 He too belongs to the race of predatory fish, for he primarily feeds on small ...
Sergeĭ Timofeevich Aksakov, 1997
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BURBOT»
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burbot is used in the context of the following news items.
The decline of the 'disgusting' burbot
Mary Colwell speaks up for the burbot. "When you are furry, when you're lovable, you often fare better in people's interests than if you're bald ... «BBC News, Jul 15»
Fighting against the burbot battle
If you follow this column you will have read about “burbot,” a species illegally introduced into Flaming Gorge Reservoir which continues to play ... «Daily Herald, Jul 15»
EPA: Brook trout, salmon could fade from park by 2100
Warmer waters could affect brook trout, landlocked salmon, sculpins, burbot and round whitefish, said Lori Severino, a public information officer ... «Lake Placid News, Jul 15»
Fisheries Act Convictions For Discharging Drinking Water
The North Saskatchewan River has the highest diversity of fish species of any river in Alberta, including burbot, mountain whitefish, walleye, ... «Mondaq News Alerts, Jul 15»
Lake Michigan Charter Boat Fishing is as Fun as Ever
“They're a cold-water fish. All cold-water fish are good; people love whitefish. People love burbot. There aren't very many cold-water fish that ... «OutdoorHub, Jun 15»
Gwizdz: Lake Michigan still a good catch
“They're a cold-water fish. All cold-water fish are good; people love whitefish. People love burbot. There aren't very many cold-water fish that ... «Lansing State Journal, Jun 15»
Bob Gwizdz: Trading lake trout for salmon
“They're a cold-water fish. All cold-water fish are good; people love whitefish. People love burbot. There aren't very many cold-water fish that ... «Traverse City Record Eagle, Jun 15»
Canadian Museum of Nature unveils ancient limbed fish fossil
The name Tiktaalik comes from a word in the Inuktitut language for the burbot, a serpent-like freshwater fish. The name was supplied by Inuit ... «CBC.ca, Jun 15»
Local government has an important role for water quality protection …
Within days, logperch, darters, sunfish, bass, burbot, pike and even walleye and muskellunge had also entered the complex network of the ... «Michigan State University Extension, Jun 15»
Lake Erie Sea Lamprey Population Swells to an Estimated 15000
“They prey upon primarily cold-water fish species—so lake trout, burbot, salmonids in particular—and they rasp a hole in the side of the fish. «WDET, Jun 15»
