In North America, burbot range from the Seward Peninsula in Alaska to New Brunswick along the Atlantic Coast. Burbot are most common in streams and lakes of North America and Europe. …

Identification: Scott and Crossman (1973); Becker (1983); Smith (1985); Page and Burr (1991). Size: 84 cm. Native Range: Throughout Canada, Alaska, and northern United States (south to …

Burbot, elongated fish of the family Lotidae that inhabits cold rivers and lakes of Europe, Asia, and North America. A bottom dweller found in both fresh and brackish waters, it descends as deep …

Burbot are distributed in fresh waters throughout North America, Europe and Asia with their range extending southward to about 40 degrees north latitude. They occupy most large clear and …

Geographic Range. Burbot, Lota lota, are a holarctic species native to the cold fresh waters of the Nearctic and Palearctic regions found between 40 and 70 degrees North latitudes. (Cohen, et …

To date, the Burbot range has not significantly changed. However, it is assumed that populations are declining statewide at varying rates. This species is not tolerant of water temperatures …

In North America, burbot range from the Seward Peninsula in Alaska to New Brunswick along the Atlantic coast. Burbot are most common in streams and lakes of North America and Europe. …

Their range in North America extends south from Canada to Connecticut on the east coast and Oregon on the west coast. In New Hampshire, burbot are found in large lakes which maintain …

Burbot is a cold-adapted species whose distribution, behavior, and physiology is limited by warmer water temperatures. Warmer water temperatures limit dispersal to more southerly …

Burbot have a circumpolar distribution. In North America, they are distributed throughout Alaska and Canada south into the Northern United States. Connecticut is the southern extreme of the …