Fishing for Northern clingfish

The northern clingfish is a small marine fish characterized by its flattened body and modified pelvic fins that form a suction disk. Found in the rocky intertidal zones of the northeastern Pacific, it typically grows to 3-4 inches. The clingfish feeds on small invertebrates and algae, using its strong suction ability to adhere to rocks and withstand strong currents and waves. This summary is AI generated