FISH LAWS OF MISSISSIPPI AND OHIO RIVER STATES. 9 
Char. See Trout. ; 
Chub. See Minnow. The “chub” of 
Illinois (Lake Michigan) is herein 
called cisco. 
Cisco. Leucichthys Dybowski, or Ar- 
gyrosomus Agassiz, all species. See 
also Tullibee. 
Crappie. Pomoxis Rafinesque, both 
species. 
Dace. See Minnow. 
Dogfish. See Bowfin. 
Drum,fresh-water. Aplodinotus grun- 
niens Rafinesque. 
Eel. Anguilla rostrata (Le Sueur). 
Eel-pout. See Burbot. 
Fallfish. Semotilus bullaris Rafinesque 
(in Pennsylvania). The species is 
more generally known as chub; it is 
in the minnow family. 
Gar. Lepisosteus Lacépéde, all species. 
Gaspergou. See Drum, fresh-water. 
Goggle-eye. See Bass, rock. 
Grayling. Thymallus Cuvier, all spe- 
cies. 
Grinnel (Grindle). See Bowfin. 
Hackleback. See Sturgeon. 
Herring. See Alewife; also Cisco. 
Herring, lake. See Cisco. 
Jackfish. See Perch, pike. 
Killifish. Fundulus Lacépéde, all spe- 
cies, and possibly other species of the 
family Peeciliide. 
Lawyer. See Burbot; also Bowfin. 
Longjaw. See Cisco. 
Minnow. Cyprinide, except Cyprinus 
carpio Linnzeus, the carp. The word 
‘‘minnow” is sometimes used loosely 
for all small fishes except game fish. 
Mullet. See Redhorse. 
Muskellunge. Lsox masquinongy Mit- 
chill. 
Paddlefish. Polyodon spathula (Wal- 
baum). 
Perch. As used in Louisiana this name 
appears to mean sunfish and rock bass. 
Perch, black. See Bass, rock. 
Perch, lake. See Perch, yellow. 
Perch, pike. Stizostedion Rafinesque, 
both species. 
Perch, ring. See Perch, yellow. 
Perch, silver. Undetermined (West 
Virginia). 
Perch, white. See Drum, fresh-water; 
also Crappie. 
ee yellow. Perca flavescens (Mit- 
chill). 
Pickerel. Hsoxr Linnzeus, all species ex- 
cept masquinongy, the muskellunge. 
Pike. See Pickerel. The ‘“‘pike” of 
Wisconsin and Iowa is herein called 
pike perch. 
Pike, blue. See Perch, pike. 
Pike, grass. See Pickerel. 
Pike, sand. See Perch, pike. 
Pike, wall-eyed. See Perch, pike. 

Pike, western. See Muskellunge. 
Quillback. Carpiodes Rafinesque, all 
species. In some States it may be in- 
tended to include these under the terms 
carp or buffalofish. 
Red-eye. See Bass, rock. 
Redhorse. Mozosioma Rafinesque, all 
species, and Placopharynx duquesnu (Le 
Sueur). 
Rock. See Bass, striped. 
Sac-a-lait. See Crappie. 
Salmon. Usually means landlocked sal- 
mon, but may also include pike perch 
in some cases. 
Salmon, jack. See Perch, pike. 
oa landlocked. Salmo sebago Gi- 
rard. 
Salmon, See Perch, 
pike. 
Salmon, wall-eye. See Perch, pike. 
Salmon, white. See Perch, pike. 
Salmon, yellow. See Perch, pike. 
Sauger. Stizostedion canadense (Smith). 
See Perch, pike. 
Shad. Alosa sapidissima (Wilson). 
Shad, gizzard. Dorosoma cepedianum 
(Le Sueur). - 
Shad, hickory. See Shad, gizzard. 
Sheepshead. See Drum, fresh-water. 
Spoonbill. See Paddlefish. 
Sturgeon. Acipenseride, and possibly 
in some States Polyodon spathula (Wal- 
baum), the paddlefish. 
Sucker. Catosomide, except, usually 
or always, the genera Ictiobus, Carpiodes, 
Moxostoma, and Placopharynz. 
Sunfish. Lepomis Rafinesque, all spe- 
cies. 
Trelipie. See Tullibee. 
Trout. Salvelinus (Nilsson) Richardson, 
all species except Salvelinus namaycush 
(Walbaum), the lake trout, and its sub- 
species; also Salmo (Artedi) Linnzus, 
all species of the region except Salmo 
sebago Girard, the landlocked salmon. 
See also Trout, lake. In the South 
black bass are sometimes called trout. 
Trout, brook. Salvelinus fontinalis 
(Mitchill). See Trout. 
Trout, brown. See Trout. 
Trout, green. See bass, black. 
Trout, lake. Cristivomer, or Salvelinus 
namaycush (Walbaum). 
Trout, rainbow. See Trout. 
Trout, salmon. Name used on Great 
Lakes for Trout, lake. 
Tullibee. Leucichthys tullibee (Richard- 
son), and probaBly other species of the 
same genus; name used in Minnesota. 
See also Cisco. 
Wall-eye. Stizostedion vitreum (Mit- 
chill). See Perch, pike. 
Whitefish. Coregonus (Artedi) Lirmzus, 
all species. 
Susquehanna. 
