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THE BONES

Alligator (head)
almaco jack
barracuda (great)
bass (largemouth)
big eye (atlantic)
black sea bass
blue runner
bone fish
butterflyfish (reef)
butterflyfish (spotfin)
cornetfish (blue-spotted)
dolphinfish
drum (red)
flyingfish (atlantic)
graysby
grouper (red)
hog wrasse
lionfish (red)
lookdown
moray eel (purplemouth)
needlefish (atlantic)
parrotfish (rainbow)
payara
permit
pinfish
pompano (florida)
pompano (african)
porgy (whitebone)
rock beauty
scorpionfish (spotted)
Sea Robin
Sea Trout (spotted)
sheepshead
snapper (cubera)
snapper (gray)
snapper (lane)
snapper (mutton)
snapper (silk)
snapper (vermillion )
snapper (yellowtail)
snook
spadefish (atlantic)
squirrelfish
striped bass
tilapia
tilefish (sand)
tomtate
triggerfish (gray)
triggerfish (ocean)
tripletail (atlantic)
walleye
whitetail deer

 

Spotted Seatrout

Latin Name:  Cynoscion nebulosus
 

General Size:  15" x 4.5"

Popular among inshore fishermen the Spotted Seatrout is a commonly seen resident of the shallow waters of estuaries and intercostal habitats. Along with the drums and croakers the spotted seatrout is in the family Sciaenidae. This species is found in brackish and marine waters searching for crustaceans and other fishes from New York waters, the Gulf of Mexico to the Yucatan. The most notable feature of this good eating game fish is its enlarged upper canine teeth. The longevity of the spotted seatrout is approximately 9 years and can get up to 15 pounds.


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