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	Cobia, Saltwater Ocean Fish Species
		The Cobia is a large, long, slim bodied fish with a broad depressed head, a protruding lower jaw.
		The Cobia is overall a dark brown color with a prominent dark lateral stripe that runs from the eye to the tail.
		Cobia are found around the world in tropic and warm temperate waters.
	www.fish4fun.com /cobia.htm (665 words)

	Cobia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Cobia closely resemble and are most closely related to the remora of the family Echeneidae.
		Cobia are frequently parasitized by nematodes, trematodes, cestodes, copepods and acanthocephalans.
		Cobia are pelagic spawners; that is, they release many tiny (1.2 mm) buoyant eggs into the water which become part of the plankton.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cobia (561 words)

	Cobia -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Cobia closely resemble and are most closely related to the (Marine fishes with a flattened elongated body and a sucking disk on the head for attaching to large fish or moving objects) remora of the family Echeneidae.
		Cobia are (Click link for more info and facts about pelagic) pelagic and normally solitary; however they will congregate at (A submerged ridge of rock or coral near the surface of the water) reefs, wrecks, harbours, buoys and other structural oases.
		Cobia are pelagic spawners; that is, they release many tiny (1.2 mm) buoyant eggs into the water which become part of the (The aggregate of small plant and animal organisms that float or drift in great numbers in fresh or salt water) plankton.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/c/co/cobia.htm (738 words)

	FindLaw for Legal Professionals - Case Law, Federal and State Resources, Forms, and Code
		Cobia argued that § 924(e) did not provide for mandatory enhancement, that the Government must affirmatively seek enhancement and provide the defendant with notice for § 924(e) to apply, and that because the Government had not filed a motion to enhance pursuant to § 924(e), Cobia's sentence should not be enhanced.
		Cobia argues that the practice in the Southern District of Florida is for the prosecution to provide notice of its intent to seek enhancement either in the indictment or by a separate notice.
		At Cobia's plea hearing, the court advised Cobia that the court might be required to apply § 924(e) and sentence Cobia to a mandatory minimum of fifteen years' imprisonment or a maximum term of life imprisonment.
	caselaw.lp.findlaw.com /cgi-bin/getcase.pl?court=11th&navby=case&no=935292 (1215 words)

	Cobia Fishing in Mississippi
		A naturally curious fish, the cobia cannot resist inspecting anything that comes within close proximity of his shadowy realm; and it is common to have a big lemonfish swim right up to the boat to investigate.
		Equally at home sectioning cobia otoliths on a saw, talking to a group of students about his research or winching a big cobia to the boat with a Penn Senator, Jim has committed much of his life to the study of this magnificent species and approaches his work with total dedication.
		By DNA-fingerprinting cobia samples from the Atlantic and Gulf regions Franks and Patricia Biesiot, professor of biology at the University of Southern Mississippi, have shown that, because of their wide-ranging migrations, cobia in both regions are genetically similar and thus comprise a single breeding stock.
	www.datasync.com /~dbb/cobia.htm (2372 words)

	Encyclopedia: USS Cobia (SS-245) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Cobia's most colorful battle took place in February 1945, when it engaged two armed Japanese sea trucks in a running gun duel.
		Cobia was nearly lost in May 1945, during an eight-hour depth charging by the Japanese minesweeper Hatsutaka.
		In 1970, the Navy decommissioned Cobia and it was towed to Manitowoc to serve as an international memorial to submariners.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/USS-Cobia-(SS_245) (369 words)

	Detail Page
		One of them rammed Cobia, causing minor damage, but she continued her mission, sinking a converted yacht of 500 tons on 5 August, one of whose survivors she rescued as her first prisoner of war.
		Cobia replenished at Subic Bay from 15 April to 9 May 1945, then put out for the Gulf of Siam and her fifth war patrol.
		Of Cobia 's six war patrols, the first, third, fourth, and fifth were designated as "successful" war patrols, for which she received four battle stars.
	www.subvets.org /Requiem/245.htm (583 words)

	ROCK & WRECK FISHES OF NC
		Adult cobia are brownish with stocky bodies; they are lighter ventrally and may have a trace of the juvenile lateral stripes.
		Cobia range from Massachusetts to Argentina in the western Atlantic, but their range is worldwide in warm waters.
		Cobia are often associated with floating objects, including flotsam and moorings.
	core.ecu.edu /biol/nortons/NCFishes/BonyFish/Rachycentridae/Cobia/Cobia.html (215 words)

	StillSecure - Network security software
		Cobia is the new alternative to the traditional, fixed appliance approach in deploying networks.
		Cobia's modular design also means that network and security services can be placed in the network where needed, and are not bound to one proprietary hardware device.
		Cobia's use of virtualization allows networks to be implemented and changed without having to move or replace existing fixed appliances.
	www.stillsecure.com /cobia/index.php (1290 words)

	Cobia (Gasterosteus canadus) - Chesapeake Bay Program
		From the side a cobia may be taken for a remora; its jaws, the roof of its mouth and tongue, contain bands of tiny teeth.
		The cobia prefers subtropical to tropical waters (usually between 68-86 degrees), and in the western Atlantic its range extends north to Nova Scotia (though it is rarely found off Massachusetts) and south to Argentina.
		Cobia are rapidly growing fish-females in the Chesapeake Bay region reach sexual maturity at 2 years, which is a year earlier than females in other region-and live a relatively long time.
	www.chesapeakebay.net /info/cobia.cfm (706 words)

	Florida Museum of Natural History Ichthyology Department: Cobia
		Cobia prefer water temperatures between 68°-86°F. Seeking shelter in harbors and around wrecks and reefs, the cobia is often found off south Florida and the Florida Keys.
		Cobia often cruise in packs of 3-100 fish, hunting for food during migrations in shallow water along the shoreline.
		Cobia form large aggregations, spawning during daylight hours between June and August in the Atlantic Ocean near the Chesapeake Bay, off North Carolina in May and June, and in the Gulf of Mexico during April through September.
	www.flmnh.ufl.edu /fish/Gallery/Descript/Cobia/Cobia.html (1106 words)

	Citrus: It's time to go after the cobia
		It is well-known that cobia migrate through the North Suncoast during March and April on their way to their spawning grounds in the northern Gulf.
		Cobia, however, are seldom found on the flats or along beaches in the bay area in the fall like they are in the spring.
		During the first stop in 25 feet of water, a cobia followed an undersized grouper to the surface and was quickly landed.
	www.sptimes.com /2003/09/06/news_pf/Citrus/It_s_time_to_go_after.shtml (578 words)

	Official Web Site of the USS COBIA (SS-245) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Following the war, the COBIA was decommissioned and placed in the reserve fleet until 1951 when she was re-commissioned in order to help train students at the submarine school at New London, located on the east coast in Groton, Connecticut.
		In 1959, the COBIA was transferred to the Naval Reserve Division 9-227, a command that oversees the training of naval reservists throughout the Mid-West, and brought to Milwaukee to help in the continued training of reserve submariners in the area.
		The COBIA was towed from the sub base in New London, Connecticut to the Electric Boat Company and placed in dry dock, where it was tied up at a base pier, along with the USS CERO.
	www.dbfnetwork.info /cobia/history/training.html (519 words)

	Carolina Morning News on the Web \| Local News - Popular cobia may be farm-able 10/22/01
		Cobia average 30 pounds, and is long and lean, similar to a tuna.
		Adult cobia that were captured last spring along the coast of the Lowcountry spawned eggs in captivity at the mariculture center off U.S. 278 on the Colleton River, including two females and three males.
		Cobia are not being raised by man in the United States other than the study in which Waddell Mariculture is participating, Weirich said, although Taiwan has long raised cobia.
	www.lowcountrynow.com /stories/102201/LOCcobia.shtml (612 words)

	Florida Outdoors Recreation Information for Florida Visitors and Tourists
		Cobia are year round residents in south Florida and part time residents in other parts of the state.
		Along both coasts, anglers notice cobia migrating northward in the spring and to the south in the fall.
		There are also an increasing number of reports of cobia being caught very close to shore and in the passes and backwaters along the southwest coast.
	www.florida-outdoors.com /fscobia.htm (401 words)

	Cobia
		Cobia are, by far, the easiest to catch of all large fish on this coast.
		A large percentage of grass flats Cobia are accidentally hooked by Trout fishermen on bait or artificial lures.
		The sound made by the Chum Churn may be as attractive to Cobia as the scent and chopped bait trail it produces.
	www.bigbendsportsman.com /tactics/cobia.htm (1301 words)

	All About Cobia
		Cobia is a pelagic fish which occurs worldwide in all tropical and temperate seas, except for the eastern Pacific Ocean.
		In the western Atlantic, cobia is found from Nova Scotia south to Argentina; in the eastern Atlantic from Morocco to South Africa; and in the western Pacific from Japan to Australia.
		Fertilized cobia eggs have an average diameter of 1.3mm and an incubation period of approximately 30 hours at 26°C. Newly hatched larvae measure in excess of 3mm.
	www.aquaculturecenter.com /cobia.html (592 words)

	Wisconsin Maritime Museum—USS COBIA Submarine
		COBIA is a GATO-class fleet submarine similar to the twenty-eight subs built in Manitowoc during World War II.
		In 1970, the Navy decommissioned COBIA and it was towed to Manitowoc to serve as an international memorial to submariners.
		In 1990, COBIA underwent an inspection by Russell Booth, a recognized authority on the restoration of historic submarines.
	www.wisconsinmaritime.org /sub.htm (1065 words)

	The News Herald: Sports (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Panhandle fishermen are caught up in cobia mania not only because cobia are the first big fish available in the spring, but also because cobia are readily accessible to nearly all boat owners.
		Cobia fishermen arm themselves with 30-pound class spinning equipment, a couple of 3-ounce neon jigs, a live pinfish or two in the live well, and one well-traveled live eel in a small ice chest.
		When an inexperienced cobia fisherman spots a pod, his first instinct is to gun the motor and head right for them.
	www.newsherald.com /archive/sports/al040798.htm (620 words)

	Cobia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		A coastal migrant, cobia are usually caught during the summer months in the Chesapeake Bay.
		Cobia enter the bay in late May or early June and migrate out of the bay and south by mid-October.
		While cobia do consume some fishes and squids, their diet consists mostly of invertebrates such as crabs and shrimps (Murdy et al., 1997).
	www.odu.edu /sci/cqfe/cobia/cobia.htm (145 words)

	ESPN Outdoors -- Ridin' the rays, Florida style (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		So strong is their appetite for the scurrying crustacean, it's earned them the nickname "crab cruncher." The cobia could spend all day searching the coastal shallows for its desired meal, but instead outsource the labor and collect the profits.
		Once ray-riding cobia are located, a live crab free-lined on a 2/0 or 3/0 hook and tossed ahead of the ray is an easy sell.
		Second, considering a hooked cobia will rip off 50 to 80 yards of line, fighting the fish from a "dead boat" means negotiating the return of all that yardage while the fish looks for a handy shell or rock on which to cut the line.
	espn.go.com /outdoors/fishing/s/f_fea_cobia.html (774 words)

	Louisiana's Early Cobia - Spring 2000 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Still, I eat grilled cobia steaks fairly frequently, and I have found a few patterns (And those are not necessarily flies!) which have led to more strikes, if not more steaks.
		Some of that which is pertinent to these lines was the belief that with the cooling water of autumn cobia, similar to tarpon, left Louisiana waters for warmer areas.
		These fish are probably migrants from the east; indeed, if you hear of cobia being taken along Mississippi's barrier islands, you can bet they'll be at the MRGO buoys in a couple of weeks.
	www.gulffishing.com /cobia002.html (1464 words)

	Daily Home - Board gives Cobia
		Cobia’s evaluation was released during Tuesday night’s meeting by board President Travis McKay.
		Board members said she was good at communications, she continues to be involved with the community, appears to have a good line of communication with city and state leaders, and is also involved in national organizations.
		Cobia said she keeps board members informed with weekly correspondence and if anything happens, she informs them immediately.
	www.dailyhome.com /news/2005/dh-sylacauga-0720-dsinclair-5g19v5116.htm (579 words)

	Motor Boating Magazine - Sea Trials - Cobia 274
		Cobia’s 274 is a center console equipped for battling coastal gamefish.
		There are certainly sexier fish swimming in the briny than cobia, a coastal pelagic that’s often mistaken for a shark.
		The Cobia also boasts a tangle-free layout—the clean look and simplicity of the 274 are among its strongest attributes.
	www.motorboating.com /motorboat/seatrials/article/0,12696,441140,00.html (623 words)

	Springtime is Ling Time (lemon fish, cobia) fishing techniques tips methods tactics on how to fish & catch cobia lemon ...
		Though the cobia's smooth lines, crescent shaped tail fin, and projecting lower jaw are traits that cast a menacing appearance, what really isn't a sham are the 7 to 10 dorsal spines atop its body.
		Like the shark, the cobia is by far not a bashful fish, and can at times be brought to the surface by making noise such as revving the boat's engine, or slapping the water's surface with a paddle, or leaving a hooked and thrashing fish overboard.
		Discerning it to be a cobia and not a shark, he quickly grabbed his gaff and gaffed the fish, flinging it into the boat where it battered almost everything on board with its tail, including the anglers.
	www.jerrylabella.com /ling.htm (2082 words)

	Fishing Report for Florida's Panhandle - St. Marks to St. Joe Bay
		Any cobia story would be incomplete without mentioning what happens when an angler gaffs a big cobia that is green, i.e.
		Why cobia exhibit this strange behavior is unknown, however most folks believe the fish have learned that the host, i.e.
		Cobia are famous for staying around their hooked buddy.
	cyberangler.com /reports/fl/crawford/archive/2004-07-27.htm (1498 words)

	Cobia
		Cobia, commonly referred to as ling in Texas, is distributed worldwide in tropical, subtropical and temperate waters.
		This is the first reported spawn of cobia raised from sub-adult to sexual maturity in a recirculating tank system using photoperiod and temperature cycles.
		In April and May of 2002, those same cobia have spawned three times, and the hope is that in their controlled environment, there will be subsequent spawning this year.
	wwwutmsi.zo.utexas.edu /staff/gjholt/joan-lab-page/cobia.htm (260 words)

	TCPalm.com Outdoors and Fishing - Cobia
		Cobia are a long, slim fish with a depressed head.
		Cobia swim below or behind the big rays and feed on any crabs or mantis shrimp exposed in the sand as the ray moves its wings to swim.
		At times, the cobia will literally hide under the rays, and canÍt be seen by boaters, so it's a good practice to cast a live bait or jig at every ray encountered.
	web.tcpalm.com /sports/areafish/cbia.htm (252 words)

	DNR STOCKS 800 COBIA IN COLLETON RIVER (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Cobia are highly migratory saltwater fish that inhabit most tropical, subtropical and warm temperate waters throughout the world.
		It is the only place where cobia congregate in inshore waters in large numbers in the state, and is one of only few such areas along the eastern seaboard.
		Although the cobia fishery in the United States is primarily recreational, researchers are also considering cobia's potential as an aquaculture candidate because of their fast growth, excellent consumer appeal and success of aquaculture in other countries.
	www.outdoorcentral.com /mc/pr/04/11/18a3e.asp (1032 words)

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