Turbot

The best bait for Turbot is large sandeel (lance), mackerel or garfish. Turbot can also be caught with lures bounced across the bottom over sand… Read More »What Is The Best Bait For Turbot?

Turbot, which is also known as Greenland halibut, is a flat fish with a disk-shaped body. It is similar to Atlantic halibut, but much smaller… Read More »Is Turbot The Same As Halibut?

Arrowtooth Flounder – also called Turbot (but it isn’t) California Halibut – is actually a Flounder. Dover – Pacific Dover Sole – is a Flounder,… Read More »Is Turbot The Same As Dover Sole?

The turbot is a large left eyed flatfish found primarily close to shore in sandy shallow waters throughout the Mediterranean, the Baltic Sea, the Black… Read More »Where Do You Catch Turbot?

Turbot is the king of fish. Roman Emperors, Popes and poshos have all waxed lyrical on these mighty beasts. And rightly so. Their pearlescent, meaty… Read More »Is Turbot The King Of Fish?

Turbot can grow up to a metre in length and are found from Iceland all the way to the Mediterranean. They have no scales, but… Read More »Does A Turbot Have Scales?

Turbot is a flatfish highly prized for its delicate flavour with a bright white flesh, retaining it’s colour when cooked. Prepared as a tronçon, which… Read More »What Is A Troncon Of Turbot?

THIS turbot has set the sea angling world alight, smashing not only the British, but also the European, record. It was landed in the cold… Read More »What Is The Largest Turbot Ever Caught?

Halibut are the largest of the flatfish and are righteyed. They are usually a chocolate to olive or slaty brown colour. The underside is pure… Read More »Which Is Bigger Turbot Or Halibut?

Turbot is a flatfish caught in the Atlantic Ocean. It is prized for its exceptionally delicate flavor and high-quality protein. This wild turbot fillet, with… Read More »Does Turbot Skin Go Crispy?