Blue moki - Wikipedia
Blue moki (Latridopsis ciliaris) is a species of marine ray finned fish belonging to the family Latridae, the trumpeters. It is native to the southwestern Pacific Ocean around New Zealand and occasionally off southeastern Australia at depths of 10 metres (33 ft) and greater.
Blue Moki | Species Identification | Ocean Hunter NZ
The moki is a much under-rated fish in the northern waters of New Zealand but is a main targeted species in the south. The usual colour is blue-grey with shades of brown and one or two large brownish blotches below the dorsal fins.
Seafood Species, Blue-Moki | Talley's limited - Talleys (English)
A firm, white flesh fish, that holds its shape well when cooked. Blue Moki is a type of Trumpeter found throughout mainland waters of New Zealand. Most commonly caught by trawl or set nets off the east coast from the Bay of Plenty to Kaikoura.
Species - Seafood NZ
Blue moki belong to the Latrididae family (moki and trumpeter). Juveniles live in shallow, rocky regions while adults generally school over the sandy seafloor in depths of up to 150 metres. They spawn off the east coast of the North Island. Adults are thought to make an annual migration in April/May from the north-eastern South Island.
Blue Moki - The Fishing Website
Blue moki are predominately found in the southern NZ climes but can be found lurking right around the country’s east coast. They are a species of the trumpeter family, featuring the same distinctive fleshy lips on their downward-facing mouths that their tarakihi and porae relatives have.
Fish, Blue Moki - Marine Life
Blue Moki are large bottom living fish, which are common in Southern NZ. It can attain a maximum size of about 1 m and over 10kg in weight. It is a moderately deep bodied fish, with a long low dorsal and anal fins and a deeply forked tail.
Blue Moki - Fish Species of New Zealand
A visual reference for identifying saltwater and freshwater fish species that are located in New Zealand waters. Learn more about each fish species such as it's physical characteristics, typical locations in New Zealand and suitability for eating.
Blue moki - Facts, Diet, Habitat & Pictures on Animalia.bio
Blue moki (Latridopsis ciliaris) is a species of marine ray finned fish belonging to the family Latridae, the trumpeters. It is native to the southwestern Pacific Ocean around New Zealand and occasionally off southeastern Australia at depths of 10 metres (33 ft) and greater.
Blue Moki Kermadec (MOK10) - Overview - MPI
Blue Moki are found in southern areas of Kaikoura and East Cape. They migrate north to Mihia Peninsula for spawning in August and September. Adults are found offshore over soft bottoms associated with reefs. They feed on crustaceans, shellfish and worms.
BLUE MOKI (MOK) (Latridopsis ciliaris) 1. FISHERY SUMMARY (a) Commercial fisheries Most blue moki landings are taken by set net or trawl on the east coast between the Bay of Plenty and Kaikoura, although small quantities are taken in most New Zealand coastal waters. While the
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