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  1. 04-11-2015, 11:39 PM #1
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    Default What species is this?


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    Usually pretty good at fish ID but caught this little fella out of a farm pond in Dickenson county and threw me for a loop.
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    That's a BIG MINNER!

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    Looks like a Golden Shiner
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    It is a Golden shiner. You can find more info at http://fishbase.org/Summary/SpeciesS...=golden+shiner .
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    Thanks Craig was caught in a farm pond that is not connected to any major river or creek seemed kind of weird.
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    Quote Originally Posted by skinner80 View Post
    Thanks Craig was caught in a farm pond that is not connected to any major river or creek seemed kind of weird.
    The golden shiners can be introduced via angler bait bucket as they are a commonly sold baitfish and can establish self sustaining populations.
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