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I have only heard of half of what you have listed. But looks like you got it covered.
 

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Hey Todd

I know around my parents place in Fl. i was lost when a few local guys were saying the "specs" were hitting real good..i thought..what the heck is that?..then i figured it out soon after..lol
Heck i thought they were talking speckled trout..but in FRESHWATER????;)
 

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How about the basic names of white and black crappie?

Specked crappie is the only other one I can think of.

Interesting thread LakeRaider. There are a number of other species of fish with multiple names. I guess it depends on where you live or grew up.
 

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Your right Jack and so does Bluegill. Red ear, shell cracker(Larger ones), bream, just ones I can think of off the top of my head.;)
 

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crappie

Not actually another name but 22-30 inch muskies often call 5-8 inch crappie lunch;)

I look for overall crappie size to increase at Alum Creek lake since the introduction of muskies there. At Piedmont lake crappies are almost non existent mostly due to poor spawning habitat but partially due to high muskie population.

At some lakes where brushpiles are submerged to create crappie habitat the population of crappies is maintained.

Take a look at what I found near a brushpile for crappies.



This was not a coincidence since I have repeated the same results over and over:cool:



Locating brushpiles is my first priority when fishing a new lake for flatheads.
 

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Great looking fish Robby. When are we going out to get some of those?;)
 
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