M meepster Feeder Fish MFK Member Jul 16, 2008 #11 They're probably not trout. Trout fingerlings have vertical bars. A lone horizontal stripe is not a characteristic of a young trout. Does it look anything like this?? Or this?
They're probably not trout. Trout fingerlings have vertical bars. A lone horizontal stripe is not a characteristic of a young trout. Does it look anything like this?? Or this?
klmt Fire Eel MFK Member Jul 16, 2008 #12 ya orange tail is a giveaway of a young brookie. prolly a dace of some kind though pics would help make an identification thugh
ya orange tail is a giveaway of a young brookie. prolly a dace of some kind though pics would help make an identification thugh
L Littlesnapper Feeder Fish MFK Member Jul 16, 2008 #13 It looks like neither of them two pictures however they are all about the same size as the second one
It looks like neither of them two pictures however they are all about the same size as the second one
S sevendreamz Feeder Fish MFK Member Jul 16, 2008 #14 Not to be funny but that doesnt help much...a pick and Im sure someone would be able to give u some useful input...GOOD LUCK
Not to be funny but that doesnt help much...a pick and Im sure someone would be able to give u some useful input...GOOD LUCK
teleost Feeder Fish MFK Member Jul 17, 2008 #16 Books will help you. Perhaps you could go to the library or spend $20 on amazon. http://www.wiscfish.org/fishid/frames.aspx
Books will help you. Perhaps you could go to the library or spend $20 on amazon. http://www.wiscfish.org/fishid/frames.aspx
S supaoat Feeder Fish MFK Member Jul 25, 2008 #20 Does it look like this or similar? This is what I caught from the river as well. I'm not sure whether it is Trout or Salmon. Sorry for the poor picture quality!
Does it look like this or similar? This is what I caught from the river as well. I'm not sure whether it is Trout or Salmon. Sorry for the poor picture quality!