The Bullnose Ray is broad with long and sharply pointed wings and a long tail armed with a venomous, barbed spine. The snout projects distinctly from the body, appearing similar to a duck bill. The top is grey, chocolate or brown while with white bellies.
Diet: squids, crabs, and small fishes
Habitat & Range
The Bullnose Ray is often found in shallow estuaries or nearshore waters of the Atlantic Ocean. They tend to swim at midwater, cruising close to the bottom when searching for prey. They feed on squids, crabs, and small fishes.
Where to Fishing
Atlantic Ocean, Delaware Bay and Inland Bays
Frequently Asked Questions
Fishing Tips
Often despised by fisherman, the Bullnose Ray is usually caught accidentally by anglers fishing for other species. It will readily take baits such as peeler crabs and clams.
