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egg sac
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2007/05/09 14:58:53 (permalink)

name this fish

Lets see if anyone knows what kind of fish this is. I do and I want to catch me one someday..

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post edited by egg sac - 2007/05/09 15:00:03

SO MANY FISH SO LITTLE TIME.
WHY ARE ALL THE PLACES I HAVE YET 2 FISH SO FAR AWAY?
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    northparklake2
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    RE: name this fish 2007/05/09 15:04:28 (permalink)
    cross between a rainbow and a brook trout

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    LDD
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    RE: name this fish 2007/05/09 15:05:46 (permalink)
    That's not a Taimen is it?
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    elephanthead
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    RE: name this fish 2007/05/09 15:09:06 (permalink)
    Tom, I'd say tiger but I know you've been there done that. Right? Dave
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    Skip16503
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    RE: name this fish 2007/05/09 15:32:43 (permalink)
    I Know I Know
     
    So does NP2
     
     

     



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    SmallieKiller
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    RE: name this fish 2007/05/09 15:35:12 (permalink)
    Looks like a Dave.  Maybe a Chuck.
     
    In all honesty, I looks like some kind of brook - rainbow hybrid.  I thought maybe a Gila trout, but those are more spotty.  It has the Brook trout markings, but has that rainbow shape.
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    RE: name this fish 2007/05/09 15:36:54 (permalink)
    post edited by Skip16503 - 2007/07/03 14:26:21

     



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    Brad1
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    RE: name this fish 2007/05/09 16:10:06 (permalink)
    Leopard Trout.
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    spoonchucker
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    RE: name this fish 2007/05/09 16:22:58 (permalink)
    It's a Troutsky, half Trout, half Musky. Very popular in Poland.

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    RE: name this fish 2007/05/09 16:23:26 (permalink)
    Whatever kind of salmonid it is, it looks like it definitely has some brown somewhere in the mix.
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    RE: name this fish 2007/05/09 16:42:54 (permalink)
    ORIGINAL: Skip16503

    What about this one? 

    Eggy you are not allowed to answer


    Skip,who is that holding the fish?He looks like a dead ringer of a guy I know by the name of Ted Miller of Birch Creek Trout Hatchery.We are located in SE Penna.Just curious.
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    RE: name this fish 2007/05/09 17:45:40 (permalink)
    Brown/Laker

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    RE: name this fish 2007/05/09 17:52:51 (permalink)
    sea-run brownie
     
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    pghmarty
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    RE: name this fish 2007/05/09 18:13:13 (permalink)
    Let's just call him `Skippy


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    crappiefisher
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    RE: name this fish 2007/05/09 18:35:13 (permalink)
       Pansy Panorkie
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    Inukshuk
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    RE: name this fish 2007/05/09 20:25:15 (permalink)
    at first I thought it was a tiger trout, but not sure.
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    MuskyMastr
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    RE: name this fish 2007/05/09 20:57:59 (permalink)
    Cross between a Rainbow and Brookie, pretty cool.

    Better too far back, than too far forward.
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    jeffnlyd
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    RE: name this fish 2007/05/09 21:00:45 (permalink)
    its a brook-bow
     
    pafisher's pic is of a white brown trout
     
    just went to their website and looked em up
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    tippy-toe
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    RE: name this fish 2007/05/09 21:06:28 (permalink)
    Musky... great quote!!

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    crappiefisher
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    RE: name this fish 2007/05/09 21:17:11 (permalink)
     Yeper, white brown & brook - bow pansy
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    egg sac
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    RE: name this fish 2007/05/09 21:21:07 (permalink)
    I can see why some would think the first pic is a tiger trout because of the markings. Easyest way to tell the difference between a tiger and a brookbow is tiger trout = dark background light markings , brookbow= light background dark markings. I still have a big list of salmon/trout/char type fish I am after. Only problem is ther are so many of them.. I have landed king, coho, pink, pinock, rainbow, cuttbow, palomino, golden rainbow, brown, brook , tiger..Still after sockeye, chum, atlantic, sunapee, apachie, artic char, bull trout, dolly varden, lake trout, splake, cutt, marble trout, and then some..

    SO MANY FISH SO LITTLE TIME.
    WHY ARE ALL THE PLACES I HAVE YET 2 FISH SO FAR AWAY?
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    RE: name this fish 2007/05/10 09:02:34 (permalink)
    http://www.chartingnature.com/poster.cfm?poster=101
     
    Tom,
    Here is a North American list for you. Has all of the NA trout,salmon/char.
     
    Shoot me an e-mail or call  !!
     
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    jerminator7777
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    RE: name this fish 2007/05/12 11:42:17 (permalink)
    Pretty cocky for a starvin pilgrim.
     
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    woodnickle
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    RE: name this fish 2007/05/12 14:22:38 (permalink)
    I know you aren,t talking about Egg, I,ve seen him eat!

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    RE: name this fish 2007/05/14 14:51:50 (permalink)
    I believe it may be a "splake".  The splake is a cross lake trout and brook trout.  They do cross naturally in the wild, and the New York DNR actually stock them.  I have seen them occasionally in the Niagara River. 
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    RE: name this fish 2007/05/14 15:57:28 (permalink)
    It's a liger trout.  It's pretty much my favorite animal.  It's like a lion and a tiger mixed...bred for it's magic skills.    Gosh!
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    RE: name this fish 2007/05/14 21:52:22 (permalink)
    it's a bad facial hair fish and it affected every one around.  
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    RE: name this fish 2007/05/16 08:57:42 (permalink)
    NO, ITS A BROOK-BOW FROM A PRIVATE HATCHERY SEE THE LINK ! THE SLPAKE HAS THE WHITE MARKING ON THE FINS LIKE A BROOKIE AND THE TAIL IS FORKED MORE LIKE THE LAKER.
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    RE: name this fish 2007/05/16 09:04:26 (permalink)
    -So, what kind of trout is this?  I caught a smaller one out of the yough river last week in
    West Newton.  It had a big mouth like a brookie and it fought very hard for its size.
     
     
    ORIGINAL: Skip16503

    What about this one? 

    Eggy you are not allowed to answer


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    egg sac
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    RE: name this fish 2007/05/16 09:43:45 (permalink)

    ORIGINAL: THECOBRA

    -So, what kind of trout is this?  I caught a smaller one out of the yough river last week in
    West Newton.  It had a big mouth like a brookie and it fought very hard for its size.


    ORIGINAL: Skip16503

    What about this one? 

    Eggy you are not allowed to answer






    White brown trout..

    SO MANY FISH SO LITTLE TIME.
    WHY ARE ALL THE PLACES I HAVE YET 2 FISH SO FAR AWAY?
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