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kabeljou
kabeljou S. Afr. (ˈkɑːbəljaʊ, ˈkɒbəljaʊ, ‖ ˈkabəljou) Also cabaljao, cabeliau, kabbeljou, kabeljaauw, -jauw, -jouw, kobeljauw, -jouw and, abbreviated, kob2. [Afrikaans, = Du. kabeljauw (see cabilliau).] A large marine food fish, Johnius hololepidotus, of the family Sciænidæ.1731 [see cabilliau]. 183...
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Argyrosomus japonicus
of Australia, butterfish in South Australia, kingfish or river kingfish in Western Australia, and dusky/squaretail kob, dusky salmon, salmon, Kob, or kabeljou
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kingklip
kingklip (ˈkɪŋklɪp) In full, kingklipfish (-visch). [Afrikaans, f. Du. koningklipvisch: see klipfish.] One of several South African marine food fishes, esp. Epinephelus andersoni, of the family Serranidæ.[1843 J. C. Chase Cape of Good Hope 169 Koning Klip Fish, King Rock Fish. Scarcer than the prece...
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The Whale Caller
During one of these fishing days the Whale Caller lands a monstrous “kabeljou”.
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kob
▪ I. ‖ kob1 (kɒb) Also cob. [Given by Adanson as the native name (among the Joloffs) in Senegal.] In full, kob antelope. An African water antelope of the genus Kobus, represented by several distinct species; esp. the species Kobus kob.1774 Goldsm. Nat. Hist. (1862) I. 308 The Gazelles, of which ther...
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Victoria Bay
The end of the eastern side is known as Kabeljou Bank, named after the large Cob which are often line-caught from the rocks.
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stompneus
‖ stompneus S. Africa. (ˈstɔmpnœs) [Du. = blunt nose.] Either of two edible fishes found off the coast of southern Africa, the red and silver Chrysoblephus gibbiceps or the silvery Rhabdosargus globiceps, both of the family Sparidæ. Also stump-nose (see stump n.).1705 tr. Bosman's Guinea 261 Several...
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Paternoster, South Africa
The town itself has a lobster factory and a newly erected Kabeljou farm, whilst the local people catch and sell herring, or draw mussels from the rocks
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steenbrass
‖ steenbras(s S. Afr. (ˈsteːnbras) Also 8 steenbras(s)en, 9 -brassem, steembras. [Cape Du., f. Du. steen stone + brasem bream.] Any of several marine fishes of the family Sparidæ, esp. the red steenbras, Petrus rupestris, the silver steenbras, Sparodon durbanensis, or the white steenbras, Lithognath...
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Addo Elephant National Park Marine Protected Area
Sterna dougallii
Fish:
Great white shark Carcharodon carcharias
Kob (kabeljou) Argyrosomus spp.
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cape
▪ I. † cape, n.1 Obs. (keɪp) Also 4 kape, 6 Sc. caip. [Early form of cope retained in north. dial. and Sc. Cf. ONF. cape.] A cloak with a hood; a cloak or mantle generally; an ecclesiastical cope.c 1205 Lay. 7782 A cniht mid his capen [1250 cope]. Ibid. 13097 He nom ane cape [1250 cloke] of his ane ...
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Walvis Bay
These companies catch diverse types of fish, like snoek, horse mackerel, anchovy, white steenbras, kabeljou, kingklip, hake, catfish, tuna, and sardines
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salmon
▪ I. salmon, n.1 and a. (ˈsæmən) Forms: 4–5 samoun, -own(e, (5 samoon, samwn, sawmon, sawmun), 4–6 samon, 7 sammon, 8 Sc. sawmont, 9 Sc. saumon; 4 salmoun, 4–7 Sc. salmond(e, 5 salmone, (6 saulmon, salmont, 7 sallmon), 4– salmon. [a. AF. samoun, saumoun, salmun (OF. and mod.F. saumon):—L. salmōn-em,...
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List of marine fishes of the suborder Percoidei of South Africa
canadum (Linnaeus, 1766) (Warm waters of the Atlantic and Indo-Pacific, occasionally reaching False Bay)
Family: Sciaenidae — Kobs
Kob, Giant Kob or Kabeljou
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List of marine animals of the Cape Peninsula and False Bay
Kob, giant kob or kabeljou, Argyrosomus japonicus (Temminck & Schlegel, 1843) (Namibia to Natal) previously misidentified as Argyrosomus hololepidotus
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