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Date: | Wed, 26 May 2004 07:31:55 -0400 |
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> They're all bream . . .
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> I have never heard anyone in these part say that crappie and bream are the
> same fish. Bream is a southern term and when used here, is used to
describe
> what we call blue gill.
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> Blue gills, sunfish, goggle-eye perch all fit into bream but I have never
> heard a fisherman equate a crappie with bream.
Now you have. Of course, I was attempting to be a bit humourous. Down here
in the far south, just about everthing that is shaped like a bream, is
called a bream, crappie included. Typically, freshwater fish include bream,
minnows, shiners, bass, gar and catfish. Further distinction is rare.
Lee
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