Fish ID?
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Todd
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Re: Fish ID?
Silver thing with yellow fins. Look it up.
Did you cast net it? Fresh or salt?
Did you cast net it? Fresh or salt?
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Baby yellow tail silver grouper.
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Looks like a samall shiner to me. If ya squeeze it kinda hard and throw it out in the water followed by a cast with a spook jr, it's called chum! 
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Re: Fish ID?
Sucker fish. You can tell by the gold band on the finger.
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Frickin Longliner.
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Butter fish
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Chrystal_Murray
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Re: Fish ID?
That is a Bairdiella chrysoura or common name, "Silver perch". It is a scianedae spp./member of the drum family. We catch them all over the place in our trawls, small and big seines.
Butterfish is Northern Gulf of Mexico vernacular for the species Lei. xanthurus or common name, "Spot", also a scianedae spp.
Hope that helps.
Butterfish is Northern Gulf of Mexico vernacular for the species Lei. xanthurus or common name, "Spot", also a scianedae spp.
Hope that helps.
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Todd
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Re: Fish ID?
Sure, invite the fish biologist to take all the fun out of it. 
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Chrystal_Murray
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Re: Fish ID?
Ok, ok----we call them "Bee-cry" for short. Have some other interesting nicknames for fish. A few I regretfully cannot post. 
We call
Lizardfish- "Donkey fish".
Redfish- "Redbird".
Skipjack- "YikYak".
Pinfish- "Rambo"
We call
Lizardfish- "Donkey fish".
Redfish- "Redbird".
Skipjack- "YikYak".
Pinfish- "Rambo"
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We call them "yellow tails" up here and they are plentiful. They steal more bait than about anything else when fishing with shrimp.
Oh, and they are good on the table.
Oh, and they are good on the table.
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BAIT.... I NETTED A BUCKET FULL AT BAY PINES RECENTLY I thought it was locally called white bait...
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Bait chuckin, meat soakin, longliner.
This whole thread is hogwash.
This whole thread is hogwash.
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