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Rockling

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Rockling 

the common name of fishes from three genera of the family Gadidae. The fishes include the genus Gaidropsarus (14 species), the four beard rockling (Enchelyopus cimbrius), and the genus Ciliata (two species). Rocklings, which measure up to 50 cm, are found in the Atlantic, Indian, and Pacific oceans. Two species are found in the USSR; the four beard rockling inhabits the Baltic Sea, and Gaidropsarus mediterraneus is found in the Black Sea. Most rocklings are bottom-dwellers in the littoral zone; some are deep-sea fishes.
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Byline: SEA SCENE JOHN ATHERTON caught a good sized codling of 4lb 8oz, but he still needed rockling to win the Saltburn club's match.
John takes top prize by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
Neil Evans beached a much smaller dogfish to add to the goby he had caught and take second prize with 370gm, while Debra Eidmans came third with 300gm from a rockling and a pouting.
Dogfish and ray hold key to Stevens' cash prize by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
Fishing with lugworm on the hook, Ian added a dab, flounder and a rockling for 1550gms (3lb 6oz).
ANGLING: Brookes surfs to top by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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