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Old February 16th, 2004, 11:19 AM
Frank Church
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Jeff Miller wrote in
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well, i'm sure i've missed the southern nomenclature bus more than a
time or two... but from my experience in this part of nc, "crappie"
are crappie, and "specks" are either the sal****er speckled trout
(with fangs) or the native brookies. if i have to add another speck to
my fish speak, folks would have to speck-u-late about my meaning...


...are you fishing for a debate here Jeff? :-) Personally, I never heard
crappies being referred to as specks until migrating south of the MD line.
I wonder about the regional difference of speckled trout v crappie, I can
see where confusion would arise if both were referred to as specks. Ah what
the hell, does it really matter? If sal****er specks taste as good as
freshwater specks, who cares?

Frank Church
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