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    Quote Originally Posted by CTPanfisher View Post
    Crappie or Calico bass here in CT.

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    I haven’t heard Calico in a long time but I remember growing up way back in the day in NJ that was a popular name.
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    "Crappie", because I made it past 2nd grade, where I learned how to pronounce words based on how they're spelled, and the use of the vowels and nouns. Never understood how you get "crop-pee" out of "crappie(crap-pee)".

    I do find my self saying sac a laits a lot, and I've only passed through LA a couple times in my life. It's just a fun word.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TreednNC View Post
    "Crappie", because I made it past 2nd grade, where I learned how to pronounce words based on how they're spelled, and the use of the vowels and nouns. Never understood how you get "crop-pee" out of "crappie(crap-pee)".

    I do find my self saying sac a laits a lot, and I've only passed through LA a couple times in my life. It's just a fun word.
    It's not that simple. I've heard it both ways and use it both ways. In SC, Ala, & Tenn I've heard it pronounced "Crap E", but growing up in KY I always heard it pronounced "Crop E". It's kinda like the "po tA tow" vs "po tah tow" regional dialect deal, and then there's those of us that simply say "tater".
    But if you go back to the roots of the word, you find this :

    The word crappie derives from the French-Canadian word crapet, a term used to describe various fish from the sunfish family of which crappie belongs to. Crapet is pronounced krah pay in French Canadian, yet in English that can be pronounced either crop A or crap E.

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    If you sound the word like it's spelled in my boat you're gonna swim home. It's crauppie for gosh goodness sake.

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    Pie

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    Here in North Central Florida we call them "Specks" or "Speckled Perch"
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    We just call them “fish.” Everything else is something else.


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    "potato chips" in some spots I hit
    sum kawl me tha outlaw ketchn whales

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    Dad called the biguns, barndoors...

    I like to call um for din din, and tonights the night...
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    This is great! lol

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