What is another word for yellow perch?
Pronunciation: [jˈɛlə͡ʊ pˈɜːt͡ʃ] (IPA) 
Yellow perch, commonly known as Perca flavescens, is a freshwater fish species widely harvested and consumed in North America. Other common names for yellow perch include ringed perch, lake perch, and striped perch. In certain regions, it is referred to as raccoon perch, neds, or convict fish. The yellow perch has also been mistaken for the similar-looking European perch, although the latter species has a reddish-orange tint that distinguishes it. In the Great Lakes region, the yellow perch is known as the "perch king," because of its abundance and popularity as a sport fish. Overall, the yellow perch is a staple of North American freshwater fishing that has many different names, depending on the region and culture.
