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Tylercurt
PostPosted: Tue Oct 09, 2012 7:14 pm 
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Son cought this in the Frankford area, on the trent river. They cought a few of them, to me it looks like a smelt but he said they had a brownish green tinge with small stripes.
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Glenn Meek
PostPosted: Tue Oct 09, 2012 7:27 pm 
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Fall Fish
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My kinda fish. They bite on snap swivels. LOL.

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Glenn, thanks, now he can sleep tonight...lol
Walleye 9, invisable hooks...lol

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Superdad
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Looks like a chub of some sort

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Fred Fisher
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Looks to me like a Cisco..

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Hutchy
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Fall Fish / river chub

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EvesR
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That is a fallfish, we have them in the lake at our hunt camp
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littledog
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It is a Fall fish, which is also a type of chub,... not a cisco, which is a salmonid, although they are similar in basic shape and sometimes colour.....ciscos are often silverish and sometimes look a little more like a type of small salmon.....fall fish usually have the colour patterns of a creek chub, ie more golden yellowish, and the mouth is a little different from a salmonid such as a cisco, there are variations in both species, ciscos are sometimes golden yellowish, but given that it was caught in the Trent system I would stick with fall fish
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fish tales
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its some sort of chub i have caught lots when im fishing for bows
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Fred Fisher
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Yea your right looking at the pic again i would have to agree it is a fallfish.

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Muskie, you should mount it for him. That's a beauty!

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Fallfish all the way. We catch them quite often when fishing for other species up in Land 'o Lakes region. One of the reasons why the walleye grow so big in those lakes!
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