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TJ, these exist in SW NE lakes I frequent. I've netted them at night in just a few inches of water and I will be 100% honest, I had never identified them as Red shiner. Now I know. I have never seen a source listed for this species but I know where to capture some but I can see it will be extremely labor intensive. Nothing good ever comes easily, right? Thanks Bill for the great info. I might also add I was able to determine the female is a more pale silver vs the male having the blueish tint with much more obvious red to orange fins. What are you waiting for? Few weeks until ice up, get moving already.
Many men go fishing all of their lives without knowing that it is not fish they are after. ~ Henry David Thoreau
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