Black Crappie (Pomoxis nigromaculatus) is a freshwater species recorded in the United States. The main season in the United States runs spring, summer, autumn.
Scientific name: Pomoxis nigromaculatus · Water: Freshwater · Season: Spring, Summer, Autumn
Size: 15–45 cm
Weight: 0.1–2 kg
Black crappie is a common North American panfish covered with irregular dark speckles. It schools around brush and weed structure in lakes and reservoirs, biting best during the spring spawn and moving deeper in autumn and winter. Abundant, easy to catch and good eating, it is an ideal starter fish for beginners and families.
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