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Population structure of copper rockfish (Sebastes caurinus) reflects postglacial colonization and contemporary patterns of larval dispersal.

Seasonal distribution of late larval and juvenile rockfish (Sebastes spp.) and associated environmental conditions off Oregon and Washington: new insights based on genetics

Species such as Copper Rockfish (Sebastes caurinus) and larval smelts (Osmeridae) numerically dominated catches for some months (Fig.

Copper Rockfish were also seasonally abundant, with peak occurrences a month earlier than Black Rockfish in May through July (Fig.

Ichthyological assemblage and variation in a northern California Zostera marina eelgrass bed

All together, the freedivers shot black sea bass, kelp greenling, purple perch, a China rockfish and one copper rockfish - "all in 10 to 50 feet of water right off Port Orford, near the kelp beds and offshore rocks and reefs," Cheesman said.

Tank-less in the sea

Fish consumed were king and coho salmon, quillback and copper rockfish, and English sole.

The importance of weight-normalized exposure data when issuing fish advisories for protection of public health. (Research Articles)

Abstract--We used scuba over fixed-width strip transects to monitor seasonal abundances of brown rockfish (Sebastes auriculatus) and copper rockfish (S.

In this study, we seasonally monitored the abundance of 2 demersal rockfish species, brown rockfish (Sebastes auriculatus) and copper rockfish (S.

Seasonal changes in abundance and compelling evidence of migration for 2 rockfish species (Sebastes auriculatus and S. caurinus) inhabiting a nearshore, temperate-water artificial reef

The catch rate declined for most large species including bocaccio and chilipepper, and the mean size declined for several large species including chilipepper, vermilion rockfish, copper rockfish, and greenspotted rockfish.

Declining Rockfish Lengths in the Monterey Bay, California, Recreational Fishery, 1959-94

The composition of the catch from the Ano Nuevo subarea, available for 1960-71 and 1977, is dominated by blue rockfish (49%), lingcod, copper rockfish, and black rockfish (Table 2) and is quite different from the composition from any other area.

Canary rockfish and copper rockfish from the "other rockfish" category were both consistent components of the Ano Nuevo catch, reaching highest proportions when blue rockfish were scarce.

Species trends in sport fisheries, Monterey Bay, Calif., 1959-86

Calico and copper rockfish, along with sharpnose seaperch, tended to avoid both sea floors with no beam present and sea floors where the beam structure was completely exposed (and the gap was significant).

The relationships between fish assemblages and the amount of bottom horizontal beam exposed at California oil platforms: fish habitat preferences at man-made platforms and (by inference) at natural reefs

Comparative feeding ecology of two sympatric rockfish congeners, Sebastes caurinus (copper rockfish) and S.

Effects of El Nino events on energy demand and egg production of rockfish (Scorpaenidae: Sebastes): a bioenergetics approach