Definition of corvina
: any of several marine bony fishes (genus Cynoscion of the family Sciaenidae) of the Pacific coast of North America
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Like many fish, male Gulf corvina emit a thrum of seductive calls to attract females during breeding periods.
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At harvest, the malbec base wine is vinified normally, but the corvina grapes are dried on bamboo mats.
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But the Gulf corvina’s enthusiastic courtship ritual comes at a cost.
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The head of the fisheries council, Mario Aguilar, denied his agency hadn’t done enough, saying that no permits at all were issued for corvina this season.
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The head of the fisheries council, Mario Aguilar, denied his agency hadn’t done enough, saying that no permits at all were issued for corvina this season.
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Ceviches are made with a choice of corvina or mixed seafood.
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Over the course of the campaign, the ships removed 233 illegal fishing gear, including 189 totoaba nets, 27 shrimp and corvina nets and 17 long lines.
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