Scamp

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Scamp

Description: color light gray or brown; large adults with elongated caudal-fin rays; reddish brown spots on sides
that tend to be grouped into lines; some yellow  around corners of
mouth.

Similar Fish: yellowmouth grouper,
M. interstitialis.

Similar Fish: yellowmouth grouper, M. interstitialis.

Where found: NEARSHORE reefs off the northeastern coast, and on OFFSHORE reefs in the Gulf.

Size: generally smaller than gags or blacks.

*Florida Record: 28 lbs.

Remarks: spawns in late spring; feeds on small fish, squid, and crustaceans; undergoes sex transformation from female to male as it becomes older.

*Florida records quoted are from the Department of Environmental Protection's printed publication Fishing Lines and are not necessarily the most current  ones. The records  are provided as a benchmark only.

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