Meanings of burbot in English

Facebook Twitter Pinterest The burbot is a predator with a taste for trout.

River fish included eels, pike, minnows, burbot, trout, and lampreys.

The methy is another common fish; it is the Gadus lota, or burbot, of Europe.

The burbot and grey mullet are occasionally eaten, but they taste of mud, and are not in request.

Almost every part will be used by the family, with even the burbot's muddy-green scales destined for his mother's handicrafts.

The burbot, much-maligned for its unprepossessing appearance with a fleshy appendage dangling from its chin, was last sighted in British rivers in 1969.