What is another word for southern scup?
Pronunciation: [sˈʌðən skˈʌp] (IPA) 
Southern scup is a type of fish found in the Atlantic Ocean. It is commonly known by different names in various regions. One of the popular synonyms for southern scup is "porgy." Other names include "scuppaug" and "sea bream." Some people also refer to it as "shiner," "bung," or "ruff." The southern scup usually has a small head and a round-shaped body. It has a silver-grey color with several black stripes on its sides. This fish is widely caught for both commercial and recreational purposes. It is primarily used in cooking recipes, such as baked or fried dishes, due to its firm and flavorful meat.
