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"Just The Facts:
The Pacific Halibut can reach up to 300 lbs, grow up to 267 cm long, and can live to the ripe old age of 42!
The Pacific Halibut is a large, flat fish that is found from Japan all the way to Mexico.",
"Only The Best...
California halibut must be fished with live bait or they will not bite.
The baits that work best for catching California halibut include mackerel, sardines, and anchovies.",
"Did you catch a barn door?
Large halibut are also known as barn doors.
Unlike many other species of fish, female halibut are much bigger then male halibut. While the average female will weigh 100-200 lbs, a male halibut rarely weighs more than 100 lbs.",
"A Big Meal!
Halibut can grow up to 8 feet in length!
They are covered in brown spots that are located along the top side of their body. Their underside, on the other hand, is white.",
"Swimming in Circles:
Both of a halibut's eyes are located on the right side of its head.",
"Chef's Corner:
Atlantic and Pacific halibut have different bone structures from one another.
The Atlantic is much easier to cut, so it preferred by chefs.",
"They'll eat anything!
Halibut will eat anything that will fit into their mouths, be it animal, mineral, or vegetable.
The fish prefer to eat octopus, crab, hermit crab, cod, flounder, and other fish, however.
In most rivers, the Halibut is near the top of the food chain."];