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    I thought i might hear from the professionals on this subject . I have seen them a time or 2 in the mouths of crappie . Whatever they are i should say , they remind me of leaches . So what say the crew ? Is it a fresh water leach on the roof of its mouth ?
    Or something much more sinister ....
    inquiring minds thing have a need to know dont ya know
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    I sure don't know positively, but looks like a small leach to me and found himself a spot to dine?

    Did find this disunion on these I think?
    leech like parasite INSIDE the fish's mouth...Anybody?



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    Fish lice/louse often attach in the mouth. Also glochidia (larval mussel) can attach their too, although they prefer the gills. Both tend to be transparent. It could be a leech. Nature is fascinating.

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    Looks like that crappie may have bit it then it bit the crappie what'n ever it is.......

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    Might be a corona virus sore. Dunno

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    Quote Originally Posted by silverside View Post
    Might be a corona virus sore. Dunno

    Sent from my SM-G960U using Crappie.com Fishing mobile app
    but it would have been a symptomatic due to the rest of the fish not showing any signs or symtoms of the virus
    a thermal forehead scan was probably in order but silly me left it at the house
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    The inland fisheries department confirmed my suspicion and identified it as a leach , fyi
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    Well that no-good blood sucking @&%^%$
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    yes sir nothing much worser than an anemic crappie ...
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    Wading in creek as a kid I got one on my leg one day, and it freaked me out. My Dad laughed and pulled it off. It is "leech" by the way.
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