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Red Gurnard (Cheildonichthy kumu) Photographs and Information



Red Gurnard Chelidonichthys kumu, New Zealand - Gumard, Australia - Gumard, Latchett, Japan - Haubau, France - Grandin rauget, Germany - Knurrhahn Rater, Greece - Kapani, Italy - Gallinella, Capane imperiale, Spain - Galina, Arete, Rubias

Family: Triglidae (gurnards)

They are also found in New Zealand, South Africa, Japan and China.   They mostly inhabit shallow coastal waters over sandy substrates, but have been reported from shelf waters to 180m depth. 

Spawning appears to take place in summer and larvae are found off eastern Tasmania in late January.  Juveniles inhabit inshore nursery areas.  Both males and females are mature at 20-24cm fork length, when they are 2-3 years old.  Red Gurnards live for over 10 years, growing to 60cm length and about 3 kg.

Red Gurnards are sold whole chilled on domestic markets.

Average length 12-20 inches, average weight 1 to 3.5 pounds. Found in coastal waters around New Zealand, southern Australia, South Africa and Japan. Reddish pink, sometimes brownish above, and white below. Large bluish green pectoral fins each with one dark spot and several small white spots. Its color pattern and very small scales distinguish this species from other gurnards. Widespread all around New Zealand on sand and sandy shell seabeds to depth of 150 meters. Caught all year round, mainly by trawling. A moderate resource. The related spotted gurnard is much less common and the much smaller scaly gurnard is not a commercial species.

RELATED SPECIES: Spotted gurnard: Pterygatrigla picta, Scaly gurnard: Lepidotrigla brachyoptera

Red Gurnard (Cheildonichthy kumu) Photo

Map showing where Red Gurnard are found in Australian Waters

Red Gurnard Photo

Did you know?
The name Gurnard or gurnet is derived from the French verb grogner, which means "to grunt," the name refers to the sound produced by the swim bladder when the fish is removed from the water.

Scientific Name Cheildonichthy kumu
Location Australia Wide
Season All year round
Size To 1 kg
Australian Species Code 37 288001
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Nutritional Information
For every 100 grams raw product
for Gurnard fillet.

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Cholesterol -
Sodium -
Total fat (oil) -
Saturated fat -
Monounsaturated fat -
Polyunsaturated fat -
Omega-3, EPA -
Omega-3, DHA -
Omega-6, AA -


Angling for Gurnard:

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Cooking Gurnard:

Red Gurnard has flesh that is firm, pink, medium to low fat content and suitable for most methods of cooking.  Gurnard is rich in potassium and calcium. Gurnard tends to dry out if it is cooked at extremely high temperatures. When grilling or baking gurnard with the skin on, brush it generously with oil or a marinade to protect the fragile skin. The gurnard is often added to bouillabaisse and matelote. It is delicious when baked, poached, fried, or smoked.


Commercial Fishing for Gurnard:
  • Red Gurnards are a bycatch species from demersal trawling.  They are also caught with Danish seines, longlines and gillnets. The Estuary General Fishery is a diverse multi-species multi-method fishery that may operate in 76 of the NSW's estuarine systems. It is the most diverse commercial fishery in NSW and comprises approximately 600 fishing businesses authorised to utilise 17 types of fishing gear. This fishery is a significant contributor to regional and state economies providing high quality seafood and bait to the community.

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