Nice flounders - striper too
Quote from: "RickK"Nice flounders - striper too Sorry Bill, you know we call them flounder down here...Beauty fish! And to think, we only consider Jersey when we think of chemical plants and dead mobsters!!
Quote from: "seabob4"Quote from: "RickK"Nice flounders - striper too Sorry Bill, you know we call them flounder down here...Beauty fish! And to think, we only consider Jersey when we think of chemical plants and dead mobsters!! Come on Bob, don't you that Jersey is the "Garden State"
Quote from: "seabob4"Quote from: "RickK"Nice flounders - striper too Sorry Bill, you know we call them flounder down here...Beauty fish! And to think, we only consider Jersey when we think of chemical plants and dead mobsters!! Thats cause you southern boys ain't never seen no real flounder. You need to have winter first..lol We have a flounder fishery in the winter. The fish are smaller, have very small mouths and are left sided. Much better eating too. What we call fluke are their summertime cousins. They are quite larger with big mouths full of very sharp teeth, and right sided. And believe it or not, they are not the same species you catch in Florida. The southern range of these fish are the Carolinas. In the summer we also have Starry flounder AKA sundials or window panes, and Four Spotted Flounder. Sundails are not really good eating, they are really thin but they make pretty good strip bait. Four Spots are almost the same as fluke just slightly smaller and have a very profound 4 spot pattern on their backs.
