American food and game fishes : a popular account of all the species found in America, north of the equator, with keys for ready identification, life histories and methods of capture . 2. f. Body rather elongate, the depth 3f in length; nuchal band obscure; maiatlana, 301 ff. Body rather deep, the depth 3 in length; dark nuchal band distinct; fasciata, 301 ee. Dorsal and anal falcate, their anterior lobes more than half depth of body, the dorsal rays 27 to 30. g. Nuchal band dark brown or black; rivoliana, 301 gg. Nuchal band pale yellow; falcata, 301 299 California Yellowtail. California Yell
American food and game fishes : a popular account of all the species found in America, north of the equator, with keys for ready identification, life histories and methods of capture . 2. f. Body rather elongate, the depth 3f in length; nuchal band obscure; maiatlana, 301 ff. Body rather deep, the depth 3 in length; dark nuchal band distinct; fasciata, 301 ee. Dorsal and anal falcate, their anterior lobes more than half depth of body, the dorsal rays 27 to 30. g. Nuchal band dark brown or black; rivoliana, 301 gg. Nuchal band pale yellow; falcata, 301 299 California Yellowtail. California Yellowtail Seriola dors alls (Gill) The yellowtail is found on our Pacific Coast from Mazatlanand Cape San Lucas north to the Santa Barbara Islands. Itusually occurs in abundance about Coronado Island during thespawning season, arriving in July and leaving in the fall, itreaches a length of 3 feet, is an excellent food-fish, and is muchsought by anglers. At Coronado Island it is one of the manyreally great game-fishes.
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