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Black margate - Wikipedia
The black margate (Anisotremus surinamensis), also known as black bream, black thicklip, dogfish, lippe, Mexican bull, pompon, Spanish grunt, surf bream, ... en.wikipedia.org
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Grunt, Margate - South Atlantic Fishery Management Council
The margate is of much the same proportions, and of similar appearance, as the white grunt, but with a more elevated and arching back, and is more compressed. safmc.net
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Anyone know what this is & if it tastes good : r/Fishing - Reddit
This is a drum. They are known for having exquisite taste. They have a refined pallet... Often referred to as the sommelier of the sea. www.reddit.com
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margate-fish
@@@LINK=margate-grunt Oxford English Dictionary
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BLACK MARGATE CATCH CLEAN AND COOK ... - YouTube
... fishing-with-Mike-d-1565869980325616/ Follow me on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/jettie_rocks_fishing/ Check out JRF apparel https ... www.youtube.com
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Margate | fish - Britannica
a usually pearl gray species of the western Atlantic; the pigfish (Orthopristis chrysoptera), a western Atlantic food fish, striped silvery and blue and about ... www.britannica.com
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Black margate
It is a nocturnal feeder, its diet including crustaceans, molluscs, smaller fish and urchins. References External links Marinespecies.org Black margate Fish of the Western Atlantic Fish described in 1791 wikipedia.org
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BAHAMAS REEF FISH (51): BLACK MARGATE
The black margate (Anisotremus surinamensis) is a type of GRUNT (see also PORKFISH) found among the reefs and rocks of (mostly) the western Atlantic seaboard. rollingharbour.com
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Learn About the White Margate – Fishing - Guidesly
The White Margate is the largest of the grunt fish family and can be distinguished from the Black Margate for its very high back profile. guidesly.com
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Grunt, Margate Snapper - Seafoods.com
Its Snapper like qualities make the Margate a very desirable food fish. Eats like a cross between Red Snapper and Hogfish. Light, moist, white and sweet ... seafoods.com
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Anisotremus surinamensis, Black margate - FishBase
Inhabits larger patch reefs and quickly sloping rocky bottoms. Often near the shelter of caves, ledges, or wrecks. www.fishbase.se
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Margate | Mexican Fish.com
The Margate is an inshore species that is found within seagrass beds, sand flats, coral reefs, and wrecks at depths between 18 m (60 feet) and 60 m (200 feet) mexican-fish.com
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margate-grunt
ˈmargate-fish, ˈmargate-grunt [Of obscure origin: variants given in Dicts. are market-, maggot-fish and margaret-grunt. Cf. Margaret 5.] A pearly-white fish, Hæmulon album, found in the Gulf of Mexico.1734 Mortimer in Phil. Trans. XXXVIII. 315 Perca marina Gibbosa cinerea. The Margate-Fish. This is ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Margate (disambiguation)
Margate may also refer to: Places Margate, Queensland, Australia Margate, Tasmania, Australia Margate, Prince Edward Island, Canada Margate, KwaZulu-Natal Chas & Dave, 1982 Other uses Margate, a fish in the family Haemulidae wikipedia.org
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Margate, Tasmania
commute into the greater Hobart area while the rest are employed locally in either the service industry or commercial enterprises such as the Tassal fish Margate Train. wikipedia.org
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