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Y'all talkin' bout these ?

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And these?

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Always knew them as Crappie, but said like "Croppy".

We had the "Crappie-thon on Chautauqua Lake for years. Never did catch Tangle Free Tom (worth up to I believe $25K if you used the right equipment from the right store).


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Also heard of them as Calico...


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Originally Posted by chlinstructor
When it comes to fried fish, it's hard to beat pan fried crappie!


Amen! The other white meat. Yum.


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We would call them bait. smile

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When I was a kid up north, they were referred to as calico bass or just calicos, and some people called them tarpon, though I have no idea how that ever started.


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Originally Posted by curdog4570
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No,... the grow'd up ones!

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Originally Posted by chlinstructor
When it comes to fried fish, it's hard to beat pan fried crappie!

Not hard atall:::BlueGill, Perch. IMO, Crappie meat is mushy,yes, even when taken from cold water.

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Originally Posted by Steelhead
Then of course there's the ever popular choupique, which I HATE, and they will take a minnow when perch jerking.



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We always called 'em white perch.


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And just how big are growed up ones? And maybe you could show us some pictures of them?


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I've got into a few slabs before. Tip of fingers to forearm long


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SE PA and NJ always called them Calico Bass.


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Can see some big fish weights behind the men


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Originally Posted by NathanL
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Around here hillbillies call them crappie, I pronounce it croppie, even though I too am a hillbilly. Folks in florida call'em specks and folks in Louisiana call'em sockalay. What ever you call'em, we all call,em good!

Next time yall do the corn mill thing dip them in egg first and put some Tony Casheries ( can't remember how to spell that, where's the spelling Nazi's when you need them) Cajun fish fry seasoning in it. I do about a 5:1 ratio. Its gooder-n-sheit!



Not sockalay lol.

Sac-a-lait.

Pronounced sack-ah-lay.



yeah, never see it spelled before but had heard those La. folks say it. blush

Big crappies are called slabs, and I can pronounce that, spell it too. chuckle.


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Caught many crappies in Texas this past winter.
Enjoyed them deep fried after breading, but also used a marinade mixture of soy sauce, lemon juice, and olive oil with a good shake of Slap ya mama. Then grill them in fish grillin' basket on the gas grill for some darn good eatin' as well.


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Originally Posted by slumlord
tuffies on a 1/0 smooth shank gold eagle claw is good slab medicine here, they're running about 6ft right now


Truffles? WTF is that?


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Originally Posted by eyeball
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tuffies on a 1/0 smooth shank gold eagle claw is good slab medicine here, they're running about 6ft right now


Truffles? WTF is that?


Tuffies not truffles, get your damn eyes checked.

It's a minnow.


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I've got a big ass foam trucker cap I bought for a dime at a thrift store hanging over my workbench. It's got a picture of a crappie on it and says "Oakeechobee perch jerker". Think I payed a dime for it and had a laugh because it had a crappie on it and said perch jerker, never knew anyone called them perch. Of course growing up everyone I knew called bluegills, redears, and any other brightly colored sunfish perch. Never knew there were such things as yellow perch.

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Crappie, pronounced croppy here.
Mostly see blue gills or sun perch. Although that is what a lot of people here call croppy.



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