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crappie: see sunfish sunfish, common name for members of the family Centrachidae, comprising numerous species of spiny-finned, freshwater fishes with deep, laterally flattened bodies found in temperate North America. ..... Click the link for more information. . crappieEither of two deep-bodied freshwater North American fish species (family Centrarchidae) that are popular as food and prized by sport fishermen. Native to the eastern U.S. but introduced elsewhere, crappies may reach a length of about 12 in. (30 cm) and a weight of about 4 lb (2 kg). The white crappie (Pomoxis annularis) generally inhabits warm, silty lakes and rivers. Silvery with irregular dark markings, it is usually lighter in colour than the similar black crappie, or calico bass (P. nigromaculatus), which typically lives in clear lakes and streams. |
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He also offers freshwater fishing trips, traveling miles up the Apalachicola River, located just west of Carrabelle, to fish for bass, bluegill and crappie. two fishing ponds stocked with crappie, bass, bream, and catfish The reefs are considered prime fishing spots for crappie, bass, bluegill and catfish. |
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