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| Vermilion Rockfish ( Sebastes miniatus ) |  | | Description | Dark vermilion red dorsally. Red sides mottled with gray. Red mouth and fins, with fins often edged with black. Three obscure orange stripes radiating from each eye. Deep caudal peduncle. Rough, scaly lower jaw. | | Size | To 76 cm (30 inches). | | Range/Habitat | Southeast Alaska to Baja California. | | Depth | 100 to 150 fathoms. | | Remarks | Distinguished in the field from Canary RockFish and Yelloweye Rockfish by rough scales on lower jaw and vermilion red coloration. | | Other common names | Red Snapper | | Credits | Picture: Bill Barss, ODFW |
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