Turbot nets

Turbot - the family Bothidae, fish from a family of the family Pleuronectidae, living at the bottom of seas in the tropical and moderate zone. Shape close to a circle, eyes with most kinds located on the left side of the body, large, deep mouth opening, long dorsal fin beginning over the eye. Naked body or with some kinds covered with scales. Some Bothidae are as large as 150 cm. Many kinds are valuable consumption fish.

The European representatives of the Bothidae are e.g.: turbot (Psetta maxima), with large economic significance, reaching 100 m in length, within 13 seconds able to change precisely colouration and designs on the skin, becoming similar to the background; Arnoglossus up to 25 cm long, and flatfish. The other valuable types are e.g. Hamilton (Pseudorhombus arsius), living in the southern part of the Pacific and in the Indian Ocean, Indian Halibut (Psettodes erumei), living in the shelf of the Indian Ocean and in the Red Sea as well as Paralichthys (Paralichthys tropicus), reaching up to 60 cm of length.

Top of the net: HV 2.5X
 
Bottom of the net: Lead lines: 2.5
 
Tops: King Net, mesh from 110, monofilament thickness 1.5 x 3.