The lingcod is one of the toothiest creatures on Earth, with approximately 555 teeth lining two sets of jaws. To keep its choppers sharp it loses and replaces some 20 teeth every day, according to ...

Growing up to 5-feet long and eating animals like squid and crabs, the Pacific lingcod has around 500 teeth, but 20 of them are lost in one day.

Lingcod are a nonmigratory fish that inhabit the rocky bottom of the West Coast, and are abundant from Washington to Alaska.

Learn how to expertly fillet a lingcod with our step-by-step guide! This video will take you through the entire process, from ...

Lingcod aren't cagey. There are several reports of big lingcod being reeled in without being hooked -- but refusing to let loose of the smaller hooked fish between its jaws.

Researchers found that selectively fishing for lingcod in protected areas actually avoided hampering the recovery of other fish, including rockfish species listed as overfished.

The lingcod fishery off the coast continues to show good catches heading into autumn from charter boats out of Westport, and anglers will be inspired to finding ways on how to prepare their catch ...

Ugly but tasty fish looks like something out of a Jules Verne novel, and in Alaska they can get big. The state record is an 81-pound lingcod caught a dozen years ago.

Check out our Interactive Fishing Maps! It's time to catch big uglies again those aggressive, great-tasting lingcod! Contrary to popular belief, saltwater lingcod is not actually a cod at all. It ...

Rocky areas and reefs continue to hold good schools of rockfish and lingcod. Skipper Ken Stagnaro is running two boats, the flagship Velocity and her smaller six-pack sister Sea Stag VI.

Anglers reeling in rockfish, lingcod | Fish Rap Deckhand extraordinaire Rudy Zeiss hoists another big lingcod for lucky (or skilled?) client Daniel Cada while aboard Moss Landing’s Kahuna last week.

In a new study, University of Washington researchers found that selectively fishing for lingcod in protected areas actually avoided hampering the recovery of other fish, including rockfish species ...