Sand seatrout
A species of Cynoscion, Also known as White trout, White weakfish, Seatrout Scientific name : Cynoscion arenarius Genus : Cynoscion
Sand seatrout, A species of Cynoscion
Also known as:
White trout, White weakfish, Seatrout
Botanical name: Cynoscion arenarius
Genus: Cynoscion
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Description
Description
Cynoscion arenarius is a common species of drum fish found in the Gulf of Mexico and western Atlantic Ocean. While not especially popular or targeted, it is still known as a sport fish and is often caught by anglers of these waters. Research in biochemistry suggests that the sand seatrout may actually be a subspecies of the weakfish that lacks spots. Often confused with the silver seatrout, the sand seatrout is larger and more often found inshore than its similar-appearing offshore cousin. It also has a slight yellow hue, whereas the silver seatrout is more silver overall. It averages at one pound and is reportedly a good fish for eating.
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Scientific Classification
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Chordates Class
Fish Order
Perch-like fish Family
Drums Genus
Cynoscion Species
Sand seatrout