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[1] Classification [edit] The following classification is based on Eschmeyer's Catalog of Fishes (2025): [21] Suborder Lophioidei Regan, 1912 Family Lophiidae Rafinesque, 1810 (monkfishes and goosefishes) Suborder Ogcocephaloidei Pietsch, 1984 Family Ogcocephalidae Gill, 1893 (batfishes) Suborder Antennarioidei Regan, 1912 Family Antennariidae Jarocki, 1822 (frogfishes) Subfamily Fowlerichthyinae Maile, Smith & Davis, 2025 (fanfin frogfishes) Subfamily Antennariinae Jarocki, 1822 (Fibonacci frogfishes) Subfamily Lophichthyinae Boeseman, 1964 (lophichthyin frogfishes) Subfamily Tathicarpinae Hart, Arnold, Alda, Kenaley, Pietsch, Hutchinson & Chakrabarty, 2022 (longfin frogfishes) Subfamily Tetrabrachiinae Regan, 1912 (tetrabrachiid frogfishes) Subfamily Histiophryninae Arnold & Pietsch, 2012 (starfingered frogfishes) Subfamily Rhycherinae Hart, Arnold, Alda, Kenaley, Pietsch, Hutchinson & Chakrabarty, 2022 (Balrog frogfishes) Subfamily Brachionichthyinae Gill, 1863 (handfishes) Suborder Chaunacoidei Pietsch & Grobecker, 1987 Family Chaunacidae Gill, 1863 (gapers or sea toads) Suborder Ceratioidei Regan, 1912 Family Caulophrynidae Goode & Bean, 1896 (fanfins) Family Neoceratiidae Regan, 1926 (spiny seadevils) Family Melanocetidae Gill, 1878 (black seadevils) Family Himantolophidae Gill, 1861 (footballfishes) Family Diceratiidae Regan & Trewavas, 1932 (double anglers) Family Oneirodidae Gill, 1878 (dreamers) Family Thaumatichthyidae Smith & Radcliffe, 1912 (wolftrap anglers) Family Centrophrynidae Bertelsen, 1951 (prickly seadevils) Family Ceratiidae Gill, 1861 (warty seadevils) Family Gigantactinidae Boulenger, 1904 (whipnose anglers) Family Linophrynidae Regan, 1925 (leftvents) Alternatively, Lophiiformes may be treated as clade within Acanthuriformes

If you need more room for small gear and snacks that you want to access while wearing the bag, or you want to lock down a small travel water bottle, theres a pocket on the right side of the bag for that
It's also ideal when fishing around structure because the transducer returns the shallowest bottom reading
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