[eryv]

At PLO:

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[jigmeister]

Baby black seabass

 

[Hysteresis]

Looks like a pinfish.

 

[HuskyMD]

Is the color off on your picture? Should be a lot darker

 

[eryv]

Maybe just a little bit. I did not work on the picture

 

[CYT]

baby black seabass

x2

 

[dena]

I'm thinking Sand Perch.

Submit the photo on the MDDNR fishing report page.
The biologist will get back to you with a positive ID.

 

[andypat]

x2

x2

 

[ncdead]

Definitely not a pinfish. Could be a Black Sea bass...the shape is right but light in color.

 

[sand flea]

BSB, without question. They're often lighter in color when they're young and in shallower water. As they grow bigger they'll head to reefs and wrecks offshore where they'll get coal black with brilliant blue edging on their scales.

 

[ncdead]

BSB, without question. They're often lighter in color when they're young and in shallower water. As they grow bigger they'll head to reefs and wrecks offshore where they'll get coal black with brilliant blue edging on their scales.

Caught a pile of them over the years in NC inshore. Always small. Never seen one that light in color. Interesting..