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The burbot is also one of the best fish to carry around with you while you [[Hunting|hunt]] because (like all fish) it is very nutritious, yet is the lightest of the "big" fish. | The burbot is also one of the best fish to carry around with you while you [[Hunting|hunt]] because (like all fish) it is very nutritious, yet is the lightest of the "big" fish. | ||
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+ | *'''''[[wikipedia:Burbot|Burbot (Lota lota)]]''''' - English Wikipedia article | ||
+ | *'''''[http://fi.wikipedia.org/wiki/Made Made (Lota lota)]''''' - Finnish Wikipedia article | ||
+ | *'''[http://fishbase.org/summary/Lota-lota.html Fishbase.org article on ''Lota lota'' (Burbot)]''' |
Latest revision as of 08:19, 2 December 2018
Burbots ("Made" in Finnish) are one of the larger fish you can catch. They are just as common to catch as a bream but in much less quantity. You can usually catch 1 - 3 burbots in a net if it is placed on a rapids tile.
The burbot is also one of the best fish to carry around with you while you hunt because (like all fish) it is very nutritious, yet is the lightest of the "big" fish.
Real life context
- Burbot (Lota lota) - English Wikipedia article
- Made (Lota lota) - Finnish Wikipedia article
- Fishbase.org article on Lota lota (Burbot)