Red-banded seabream (Sparus auriga), red porgy (Sparus pagrus

Red Porgy (Pagrus Pagrus) has many names: Sea bream, Common Seabream, Couch’s Seabream, etc. It can measure up to 90 cm and weigh up to 19 kg.

However the coast suffers from overfishing and many varieties, including the porgy, are in decline.

However, the coast suffers from overfishing, and many varieties, including the porgy, are in decline.

It is easily distinguished from the Common seabream because the tips of the caudal fin are not white.

The genus name is the Latin diminutive of the Common seabream (Pagrus pagrus), a quite similar fish, even if usually bigger.

This model fish belongs to the order percomorphs which includes many French and European species, such as perch, bream and pargo bream.

The genus name is the Latin diminutive of the Common seabream (Pagrus pagrus), a quite similar fish, even if usually bigger.

Fishing seabream on the coast of Britanny, Guillaume Auger is equipped with TZ Professional v3 and has the additional Sounder and PBG modules.

Effects of tea polyphenol coating combined with ozone water washing on the storage quality of black sea bream (Sparus macrocephalus).

Located in the extreme southwest of the island, the name is linked to the fact that when the explorers were unravelling the coast, on the boat Severus of Afonso, they fished in this area a fish of fabulous size similar to a ‘pargo’ (snapper).