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I couldn't find the answer but did find this info below.
Rockfish found on: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rockfish free encyclopedia
From Wikipedia,
A striped bass. Used most frequently in the mid-Atlantic United States where the fish spawns (Delaware, Maryland and Virginia). Rockfish may refer to one of the following fishes:
Striped bass, a member of the Moronidae (common name: temperate bass) family
A member of the Sebastidae family of venomous fish of the Scorpaeniformes order
The New Zealand rockfish (Acanthoclinus littoreus)
Sebastes (Alaskan rockfish) estimated to live up to 157 years, weighing approximately 60lbs, 40"-50" in length & of an orange color, these fish live approximately 2000' below the surface of the water. One such fish was caught off the Anchorage, Alaska coast in March of 2007(GMC-KUA).
Hybrid - fresh water, Fresh Water Stripe and a Sea (or saltwater) Bass. Huge fish stocked in the Southeastern U.S. Easily reaching 35 to 60 lbs and 36" in length.
Stonefish, a fish with the appearance of a rock or stone
Rockfish may also refer to:
Rockfish Seafood Grill, a Dallas, Texas restaurant chain
Rockfish River, a river in the Blue Ridge Mountains in Virginia
Rockfish Interactive, an Arkansas-based digital marketing & technology agency
Rockfish (short film), a 2002 computer-animated short by Tim Miller of Blur Studio
Rockfish (film), a full-length film based on the short, being co-produced by and starring Vin Diesel for a release in 2007
Rock Phish, a type of computer malware
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Yes, they are delicious. In Hawaii we use a pole spear at 30-50 feet in sandy pockets near coral heads to hunt. To prepare we filet the sides only without cutting into the organs and then use pliers to peel the tough skin off.
The flesh is a white solid, firm, steak-like meat that is great over charcoal grill.