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Fish Identification
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looks to be in the sucker family
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I would think so, but its head looked more like a trout head, and not so much of a "sucker."
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Fallfish... Tons of them in that area and all the creeks around there...
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Fall fish.......dynamite flathead catfish bait
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Fallfish, eh?
So I doubt they're edible. Right? |
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I think Admin is going to let me have this space
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Conshohocken pa
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Home Port: Townsends inlet nj
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I have no idea if they are edible or not......the catfish seem to like them though
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