Learned Something New Today - Hogchokers

[Spot77]

I've seen several of these in the lower Magothy in the past few days. I'd say that I've never seen them before (definitely never heard of them), but it's possible I saw one a few years ago and confused it with a small Flounder.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hogchoker

[Chessie27]

They look tough to fillet at that size and you'd need a lot of them to make a meal!!

[No Ragrets]

When I was a younger lad commercial clamming with my uncle in the Chester River they would come up the conveyor frequently. His name for them was not Hogchoker. He referred to them as c_nt covers.

[Chessie27]

Originally Posted by No Ragrets

When I was a younger lad commercial clamming with my uncle in the Chester River they would come up the conveyor frequently. His name for them was not Hogchoker. He referred to them as c_nt covers.

I wonder which uncle that would be......
I wonder what he was referring to that they cant cover??

[Skip]

Not cant covers dummy.

It's cint covers - you know - like beer cint.