What is another word for black crappie?
Pronunciation: [blˈak kɹˈapɪ] (IPA) 
Black crappie, also known as Calico bass or papermouths, are a popular freshwater game fish that is found in many North American waterways. The fish has a dark green or black coloring on its back, with scales that range from silver to yellow on the sides, and a white or cream-colored belly. The black crappie is an opportunistic feeder, eating everything from small fish to insects and crustaceans. They can often be found in deeper water during the day, but move to shallower water in the evening to feed. Regardless of what you call them, catching black crappie can be a fun and rewarding experience for any angler.
