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spadefish

NOUN
  1. deep-bodied disk-shaped food fish of warmer western Atlantic coastal waters

How To Use spadefish In A Sentence

  • A pair of spadefish and grey angelfish circled above the rays, waiting to pick up left-overs.
  • Atlantic spadefish, for example, which average 3 to 4 pounds, are plentiful for now and are relatively good to eat.
  • I've caught gar when the bass wouldn't bite (especially in the middle of the day) and in the salt I've caught spadefish off a little inshore wreck and they are fine eating, if a little hard to clean. Fish That Save The Day
  • He said he has seen striped bass at the reef, as well as spadefish, which are typically found in Virginia, and black sea bass, which are new to the area. Chesapeake buoys provide data on the bay
  • I hrough the crisp linen, paintings, angled mirrors, and fleurs of Morton's, we maneuver to our table like hunted fish in the sea-spadefish and amberjacks, being shot with the argon laser who-are-you? stares of the Industry. Shampoo Planet
  • The coastal waters of Virginia Beach and the lower Chesapeake Bay are within the northern range of many south-Atlantic species-including spotted seatrout, red drum, black drum, spadefish, cobia, Spanish mackerel, king mackerel, amberjack, jack crevalle, and even tarpon. VIRGINIA BEACH: North Meets South
  • Summer brings a wide range of inshore fishing to the area, with species such as spadefish, cobia, sheepshead and Spanish mackerel being caught. Camping and Camping Resources. Find Camping News, Camping Gear and Camping Reports. Camping RSS Feed Available.
  • At Blind Man Rock, a shoal of Atlantic spadefish streams back and forth in the shallows.
  • As well as seeing many barracuda, we encountered a shoal of Atlantic spadefish and angelfish.
  • By the time we reached the bottom the sharks had gone, but as we rounded a sharp corner we came upon a school of spadefish.
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