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Minnow identification
Need help identifying these two minnows.
Trapped in Upper Michigan.
Little Munuscong River.
Iām not sure what they are.
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One on left is a BG, (Bluegill), right is a shiner but not sure type/species. It's not a GSH or RSH
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One on the left is some species of Lepomid. BG likely, but I'm not familiar enough with species other than BG and RES to rule them out.
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Mike, this is a great resource to determine what "might" be in your river. Fish Species by WatershedPut in a zip code to get close to your area of interest. Once you are close and get a map open, you can then correct to the specific piece of river you were sampling. I am sure it is not 100% correct on fish species, but it is definitely a good starting place!
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Thank you for the info/link.
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