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04-OCT-2014

Tiger Rockfish

Like many of their genus, Tiger Rockfish may live well over 100 years, and have correspondingly low reproductive rates. It is very easy to fish them out. Clallam County, WA

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Date/Time04-Oct-2014 14:25:42
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ModelCanon EOS 7D
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Focal Length60 mm
Exposure Time1/125 sec
Aperturef/10
ISO Equivalent160
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joseantonio14-Oct-2014 04:08
Had no idea they could live for so long.V.
Range View 13-Oct-2014 22:40
This is a wonderful image of a fish that can live so long.
David.
Hank Vander Velde13-Oct-2014 21:42
Terrific u/w image Hal.
Tom Munson13-Oct-2014 21:10
It's seems a shame to kill them. Terrific find and image, Hal.
Ann Pettigrew13-Oct-2014 20:00
That is shocking that they can live that long! I wouldn't think many fish could survive and not get eaten at some point. Do you think their bright colors and stripes scare other fish off that might otherwise eat them?