The Rock Hind is tan and covered in many red or orange spots, with large darker blotches on its upper sides.
Habitat & Range
The Rock Hind is usually solitary and prefers artificial reefs, wrecks, and other structure in water depths ranging from nearshore to 150 feet. They feed mostly on crabs but will also eat squids, shrimps, and fishes.
Where to Fishing
Atlantic Ocean
Frequently Asked Questions
Fishing Tips
Rock Hind s are usually caught accidentally by anglers fishing for other species, such as black sea bass. They can be caught by drifting and bouncing on the bottom near structure with jigs, or bottom fishing with squid strips or cut pieces of fish.
