The Haddock belongs to the codfish family. They have black lines on each side of their bodies and black spots behind each side of its head. Its front fin is pointed. The Haddock lives in the Western North Atlantic, off the coast of New England, Newfoundland, Novascotia, off the coast of Northern Europe, Great Britain, Iceland, and the North Sea. They weigh three pounds and are about two feet long. They travel in schools and live along the ocean floor. They eat crab, shrimp, worms, and small fish.