Pomoxis Nigromaculatus is a species of freshwater fish commonly known as black crappie. These fish are similar in appearance to the white crappie, but their body is darker and covered in black spots. They are a popular game fish, sought after by anglers for their delicious white meat. Other synonyms for Pomoxis Nigromaculatus include black perch, speckled perch, papermouth, and bachelor perch. The black crappie can be found in freshwater bodies such as lakes, ponds, and rivers throughout North America. They are known for their aggressive feeding habits, making them a challenging catch for even the most experienced fisherman.