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11.5 inch Spot
These fish are called Spot. Their scientific name is Leiostomus Xanthurus. They are the most prevalent fish in the Chesapeake Bay. They live up to three years and can grow up to 12 inches. The record was caught out of Virginia’s part of the Chesapeake and weighed over 2 pounds. These are great eating fish! I caught this one near Solomons Island, Maryland.
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Comment by Andre Sturkey on August 19, 2010 at 4:40pm
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Yea Jim they are the Bluegills of the Chesapeake Bay
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Absolutely not a Croaker just one Huge Spot!
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Comment by jacob wilson on August 17, 2010 at 3:55pm
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sure thats not a croaker sure does look like it
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Comment by Jim Gronaw on August 17, 2010 at 2:51pm
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My grandmother, from Norfolk, VA, used to fry them up for me when I was a dink!
Great fish! Saltwater panfish...cool!
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