ladyfish
/ˈleɪdɪfɪʃ
/noun (plural same or ladyfishes)
1Any of a number of marine fishes of warm coastal waters, several of which are popular with anglers, notably:
1.1A tenpounder.Redfish, snook, cobia and ladyfish are the main targets at this time of the year and we also took a couple of plaice and ‘sea-trout’....
- And you can add exciting game species such as bluefish, ladyfish and jackfish.
- Trolling these sardines tight inshore also accounts for lizardfish, high leaping ladyfish, plus the occasional amberjack when over any rocky ground.
1.2A bonefish.All three of us planned to fish the Gulf of Mexico for sea trout, ladyfish, Spanish mackerel and redfish....
- Two morphs of ladyfish exist in the western North Atlantic and adjacent waters: Elops saurus, a high-count morph (79-87 myomeres or vertebrae) in the north, and Elops sp., a low-count morph (73-78 myomeres or vertebrae) in the south.
- The best fish for this is called ladyfish (don't ask), not available here, so we go for snappers.
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