Translation of "Gurnard" in German

Snapper, Flounder and Gurnard can already be found in the Whangarei Harbour.

Examples are the striped mullet, gurnard, or nephrops.

Guests can choose between such scrumptious dishes as roasted gurnard or the breast of young chicken with chanterelles and champignons in tarragon sauce.

Tub gurnard are often caught by the fisheries while fishing for flatfish.

Two years later the group returned to the acoustic approach of its early days and released their fourth record "Tub Gurnard Goodness", including a cover of Radiohead's "2+2=5".

"Gurnard" rose to periscope depth two hours later and found that a major effort to rescue troops and equipment from the torpedoed transports was under way.

Two years later the group returned to the acoustic approach of its early days and released their fourth record Tub Gurnard Goodness, including a cover of Radiohead's "2+2=5".

This fish is also a rare shore-angling by-catch and may be caught with the same bait as gurnard.

A large number of these invaders are known as the Rajputs whose royal lineage stood upon the ruins of the Gurnard (Prather Empire).

Beam-trawler fishermen catch a lot of extra animals in their nets, such as cod, dab, tub and grey gurnard, undersized sole and plaice, and rare species such as sharks and rays, starfish and shellfish. There was lots of by-catch with traditional beam-trawling with tickler chains.

Most of these recipes agree that bouillabaisse must include at least three kinds of local fish, such as the spotted weever, the tub gurnard, the European conger, the red scorpionfish and one or two noble fish such as the John Dory or the burbot.

The Flying Gurnard with the large and wing-like pectoral fins seems like flying over the ground.

On Thursdays with 15 euro only you can enjoy an appetizer consisting of pugliesi bombette, breaded chicken strips with cornflakes, gurnard and fried provola cheese, potato chips with cheddar and mini gourmet sandwiches, in addition to a small drink.

In addition, we build the sisters "Brook" and "Gurnard", which were, so to speak, prototyps of the large pilot boats on maritime patrol.

With some luck you might even spot a turtle, a deep-sea shark, a seahorse, a gurnard or some very special nudibranch.

When looking at the amount as weight, then dab, whiting and grey gurnard make up half of the total weight in fish in the Southern North Sea.

For historical sights, the best known castle Beautiful Hôrka with mauzóleom in Krásnohorskom Podhradí, gurnard in church, fortress Betliar attracts natural park with rare trees.

In fact, at Ancona, the rule is thirteen; those who are superstitious may even use up to eighteen different types: mackerel, flounders, turbot, scampi, grey mullet, flat lobster, small sea bass, small cod, mantis prawns, squid, cuttlefish, sole, smooth hounds, gurnard, eels… The second recipe-base instructs that the fish is sautéed after having been floured and then cooked in a sauce the dominant ingredient of which (and not only for its bright colour) is wild saffron.

The Spiny Gurnard seems to be prepared for every situation: it can run on its small feet, swim a bit faster and its front fins look like wings - wether it can also fly?

In the spring, this fish migrates to more northerly waters as far as the pole circle, and including the North Sea. Tub gurnard are often caught by the fisheries while fishing for flatfish. They receive a good price at the market. Distribution Names