Guitarfish Atlantic (Rhinobatos lentiginosus)

Guitarfish Atlantic is Hybrid skate and shark-looking fish belongs to the family Rajiformes Atlantic skate and guitar along with Ray. Guitarfish Atlantic  is sometimes encountered by fishermen, but not the target species. 

Guitarfish Atlantic inhabits on sandy and weedy bottoms and found near small islands, usually buried in the sand, seagrass, or mud at depths of 1-45 meters.

Guitarfish Atlantic

Goosefish (Lophius americanus)

The Goosefish was described as the mouth with a tail attached. A family member Lophiidae anglerfish deep sea, this ugly, bottom-dwelling species in temperate waters is not a game fish targeted but it is sometimes caught by anglers bottom of the deep sea. More than two dozen species of anglerfish found worldwide, with the U.S. Fish goose greatest among them.

Goosefish

Crappie Fish Black (Pomoxis nigromaculatus)

Crappie Fish Black is a genus of freshwater fish in the sunfish family Centrarchidae of order Perciformes.

Black Crappie Fish

Bowfin (Amia Calva)

Traced as a surviving fossil, the bowfin is the only existing member of the Amiidae family, a group of fish that grew in the Cretaceous period more than a hundred million years ago. Of little commercial value because of their poor-tasting flesh, bowfin are excellent fighters and are caught by anglers wherever they are abundant, although mostly unintentionally. When not abundant, they are a rare catch, and many anglers are unfamiliar with them. Although they are sometimes considered pests or nuisances by anglers seeking other quarry, bowfin are helpful in constraining otherwise large, stunted populations of smaller fish.

Bowfin Fish