Pollock are considered to be the most active member of the cod family, and are found readily in seas off the coast of Maine. Though not renowned as being a particularly big fish, pollock are still considered to be one of the best off-shore catches around due to their strength, speed and agility. Once hooked, pollock tend to make fast, powerful runs, which are a real challenge on lighter tackle and one which is relished by anglers up and down the coast of Maine.
Pollock can be identified by a light, lateral stripe that runs along the length of their body. The top of their bodies tend to be either olive green or a dark brown, fading to a lighter shade along their sides and a silver belly underneath. Some pollock have a tiny chin bar bell, though it is thought that this feature may be missing completely on older fish. Large adult pollock can grow up to forty inches in length and weigh in at around thirty-five pounds, though more typical fish are around a foot in length and weigh anywhere between four and fifteen pounds. Their meat can be eaten, though is not considered as good a meal as cod or haddock.
Like other members of the cod family, pollock can be attracted...
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