What is another word for porgie?
Pronunciation: [pˈɔːd͡ʒi] (IPA) 
Porgie is a common name for a variety of fish species, including sea bream, scup, and sheepshead. The term "porgie" originated in the Northeastern United States, where it was commonly used to describe a type of sea bream. Although the word "porgie" is still widely used in the Northeast, other regions of the country may use different synonyms for the same types of fish. In the South, sea bream may be referred to as "grunts" or "croakers," while sheepshead may be called "convicts" or "striped porgies." Regardless of what they're called, these fish are all delicious and prized catches for anglers and seafood lovers alike.
