cor·bi·na 
(kôr-bēnə)
(kôr-bēnə)n.
1. A food and game fish (Menticirrhus undulatus) of North American Pacific waters and especially coastal California, having a blue-gray body with black pectoral fins and a barbel on the chin.
2. Any of several related marine fishes of the family Sciaenidae.
[Spanish corvina, corbina, any of various sciaenid fish, from feminine of corvino, ravenlike (in reference to the black fins of the fish), from Latin corvīnus, from corvus, raven.]