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>Search Results for 'Common Fish Guide'
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Total number of records found: 130
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Giant Yellowtail
Common Fish Guide Information: Distributions : A circumglobal predator that shoals in coastal and offshore waters of the Cape, often associated with reef pinnacles. A highly prized game fish, it is caught by spearfishermen, shore and ski-boat anglers. It is also an important component
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Leervis
Common Fish Guide Information: Swift and aggressive; hunts in the surf backline. A highly rated game fish caught by shore-anglers and spearfishermen.
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Moorish Idol
Common Fish Guide Information: Occurs in pairs or small groups over shallow, rocky or coral reefs. It favours the newly proclaimed St Lucia Marine Reserve.
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Doublesash Butterflyfish
Common Fish Guide Information: Endemic to South Africa; generally seen in pairs on rocky reefs, though occasionally found in estuaries. Juveniles frequent tidal pools and shallow reefs.
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Threadfin Butterflyfish
Common Fish Guide Information: Indo-Pacific; frequents coral reefs where it is usually seen in pairs. Juveniles inhabit tidal pools on the East Coast.
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Striatus Angelfish
Common Fish Guide Information: Distributions : Occurs in the West Indian Ocean on coral reefs. Juveniles are found in tidal pools.
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Cape Moony
Common Fish Guide Information: A shoaling West Indian Ocean species that frequents shallow reefs, bays and estuaries.
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Orbicular Batfish
Common Fish Guide Information: An Indo-West Pacific species that frequents coral reefs, seaweed beds, shipwrecks and jetties.
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Silver Smelt
Common Fish Guide Information: Distributions : An Indo-Pacific species frequenting estuaries and shallow sandy shores. Often partially buries itself in the sand.
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Cape Knifejaw
Common Fish Guide Information: A South African endemic which, though rarely caught by anglers, is frequently seen by divers and shot by spearfishermen. It is found over inshore reefs.
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