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[taldridge0321]

Thought I would keep this going since you guys are helping me out so much with the fish id's, thanks again fellows.

 

Here is what I caught in the mountains in the same stream I caught the suckers and redhorses in. The other fish I am pretty sure are Rosyside Dace's.

 

Thanks for any info guys.

 

Tim Aldridge

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[littlen]

You have some Rosyside's in photos 3 & 4.  (The top 2 fish).  The bottom fish in both pics, as well as pics 1 & 2 is something different I believe.  Look at the size of the scales in that lone fish compared to the dace scales.  I am not sure what the other fish is.

Are you unable to load the pictures directly to the forum, rather than uploading a picture of a picture?  The originals might be a little easier for us to help determine what things are.

[Dustin]

The other fish are fieryblack shiners.

[taldridge0321]

This better?

[taldridge0321]

You have some Rosyside's in photos 3 & 4.  (The top 2 fish).  The bottom fish in both pics, as well as pics 1 & 2 is something different I believe.  Look at the size of the scales in that lone fish compared to the dace scales.  I am not sure what the other fish is.

Are you unable to load the pictures directly to the forum, rather than uploading a picture of a picture?  The originals might be a little easier for us to help determine what things are.

I was trying but it was saying the picture size was too big. Any ideas?

[littlen]

There are online 'reducers' for lack of a better term that can lower the image resolution.   Just google "image resizer" and it is pretty straight forward.  Otherwise, if you have an online photo storage website--like photobucket or similar, you can load them there, and link it to your posts.  That way you can leave the images at full resolution.

[littlen]

The other fish are fieryblack shiners.

Awwwww man, those are awesome.  

taldridge, it looks like we're able to ID most of them--for now.  But it's still a good idea to reduce image resolution so you can post here/or link us to another website moving forward.  I'm sure you'll have additional ID questions in the future.

[taldridge0321]

Sounds good, thanks guys, I will check that out. I have some more fish I can post tomorrow and try to reduce the pic size. Thanks again.

 

Tim