Yelloweye Rockfish

Yelloweye rockfish are among the longest lived of rockfishes, with maximum age reported to be up to 150 years. This species also is very slow growing and late to mature. Although conservation measures like fishing bans have been put in place in Puget Sound, recovery from threats such as past overfishing and continued bycatch will take many years due to the life history of yelloweye rockfish.

Yelloweye Rockfish

Yelloweye Rockfish Mounts

As fishing guides diversify, rockfish feel the pressure - Alaska

Imature Yelloweye Rockfish, Sebastes Rubbermerus, caught on a

Photograph, Yelloweye Rockfish

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How to Catch Yelloweye Rockfish- Tips for Fishing for Lingcod

Alaska Yelloweye Rockfish from GreatAlaskaSeafood

Yelloweye Rockfish Species Profile, Alaska Department of Fish and Game

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Saving Yelloweyes - Steven T. Callan

Yelloweye rockfish, juvenile, Sebastes ruberrimus, #13699