[
US
/ˈkoʊbiə/
]
NOUN
- large dark-striped tropical food and game fish related to remoras; found worldwide in coastal to open waters
How To Use cobia In A Sentence
- It reminded us of a Jacobian tragedy from the 17th century in almost every way. Mel Gibson, Ray Winstone, Director Martin Campbell and Graham King Interview EDGE OF DARKNESS – Collider.com
- The crew went out again a week later and caught a 14.6 kilo cobia, a 7.1 kilo cobia and a lot of queen fish and pompanos.
- I never tried to boil cobia meat, but it would probably be good that way, too. Playing with the idea of a cobia fishing trip sometime this year. Are they fit to eat, and if so, how do you prepare them?
- For the Bull Ring team, Brian Renouf had an 8-pound pompano and Jim Randall a 6-pound cobia, for a grand total of 288 pounds of fish landed for the day's tournament.
- He caught a beautiful 16-kilo cobia just off Pattaya Park.
- These problems form the basis of a conjecture: every elliptic curve defined over the rational field is a factor of the Jacobian of a modular function field.
- In the morning a large school of cobia rested on the sand, taking off like aeroplanes as we approached.
- The cobia is a highly rated, hard-hitting game fish that is prone to long, powerful, determined runs and occasional leaps.
- If the cull is sufficiently small, this response is given by an element of the inverse of the Jacobian matrix.
- A couple charter captains in Destin said the cobia were a little late due to a winter as temperatures often dropped into the teens across the northern Gulf OF Mexico. Homepage