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What kind of fish makes a weird ribbit noise?
Okay so I caught a fish today in southern NJ in tidal brackish water. It was making a ribbit/croaking noise similar to a frog or toad. It was about 6 inches, colors similar to a bluefish, teeth similar to a bluefish, it had the head style of a porgy, a yellow forked tail, and it was thin like a panfish. I may be able to post pictures or a video in a bit but does anyone know what this is?!
I looked at pictures of a croaker and that is not it. The tail is shaped differently and the top fins are dark not yellow.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0G8_YPjK8Js Video.. I made my boyfriend throw it back now he is mad lol
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- 10 years agoFavorite Answer
Yep, that's just a jack cravelle bebeh.
It's good that you made the beef throw it back, 'cause now it has a fighting chance to get like this one...
Source(s): ><> -B <>< - AndrewLv 610 years ago
Sounds like a sea robin however that may have been a croaker also I live in nj to and sea robin always make that noise
- Chimp DancerLv 610 years ago
That's a juvenile Jack Crevalle. They usually grunt when out of water.
here's a similar pic: http://www.google.com/imgres?q=jack+crevalle&hl=en... ~good luck catchin'.
