What is another word for winter flounder?
Pronunciation: [wˈɪntə flˈa͡ʊndə] (IPA) 
Winter flounder, also known as blackbacks, lemon soles, and George's Banks flounder, are a popular flatfish species found in the Atlantic Ocean. These bottom-dwelling fish are commonly distinguished by their diamond-shaped bodies and light brown coloration. Winter flounder are also referred to as "shoe soles," "mud flounders," "yellowtails," and "gray flounder." They are primarily found in shallow water areas, including tidal estuaries and bays, and their diet consists of small crustaceans and marine worms. Winter flounder are prized for their delicate, sweet meat, making them a popular target for both recreational and commercial fishermen.
