Blacktail - FishingInfo.co.za
Common Name: Blacktail Other Names: Dassie, Kolstert Scientific Name: Diplodus capensis Length: 35 - 40 cm in length Weight: Average weight of 1.5 - 2 kg. Habitat: Blacktails can be found in rock pools and close inshore. They are normally caught off the rocks as they will be swimming around sheltered areas. Distribution: Found throughout South ...
A small, deep-bodied, silvery fish with a distinct black patch at the base of the tail. Juveniles have thin vertical bars and adults have blue colouration on the pelvic and anal fin.
Blacktail - Two Oceans Aquarium
Blacktails are medium-size, oval, silver fish. Their tails are not black as their name suggests, but they do have a large black spot on each side of their caudal peduncle. As juveniles, they have 8 to 10 pale vertical bars on their sides, but these fade with age.
Light Tackle Fishing South Africa’s Rocky Coastline (Big Blacktail ...
In this episode of This is Africa Outdoors we fish in the rocky gullies with light tackling, using pilchards as bait.
Diplodus capensis - Wikipedia
Diplodus capensis, the Cape white seabream or blacktail seabream, is a species of marine ray-finned fish belonging to the family Sparidae, which includes the seabreams and porgies. This fish is found around the coasts of Southern Africa .
Blacktail – abundant, ubiquitous, and hermaphroditic - Ocean …
2016年7月26日 · Blacktail are an endemic species, found only from False Bay to southern Mozambique. Surprisingly, Blacktail grow up to 45cm in length, and up to 3kg in weight, though on our local reefs you are more likely to see fish much smaller than this.
Catching blacktail - The Sardine News
2017年5月29日 · Catching blacktail. Trolling gulleys and walking beaches, light scratching stick in hand, a few sardines…blacktail fishing! It’s called scratching for a reason – angling for blacktail is a great escape for when things are all quiet on the big baits. And they make a great live bait too.
The blacktail, Dip/odus sargus capensis is abundant around the coast of southern Africa (Smith 1972) where it is commonly found in both iOcky and sandy areas
Blacktail | WWF South Africa
2009年12月29日 · Fairly common as a low-value hake trawl bycatch. Important commercial species in other parts of the world.
South African Blacktail (Dassie) Pictures & Photographs - Fish …
The Blacktail is one of the most commonly targeted edibles along the South African coastline and is a very popular saltwater fish species. The Blacktail is also commonly known by it's Afrikaans name: Dassie. The Blacktail is known as the White Bream outside of South Africa but is still regarded as an excellent angling fish!
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