I'm thinking Spotted Bass on this one, which would actually be a lifer. Not thinking Redeye because of lack of white on caudal edges. I'm not sure enough to rule out Smallmouth, though, and don't know the fishes of the drainage. And Peterson's is packed away.
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Ok, you've had two good photos, so here's the usual Knepley quality picture. This is honestly the best focus my camera would give me, and this right after the bass pics which were pretty good. Obviously a Percina of some type; looks P. nigrofasciata in the pic, but it struck me as more P. crassa in person on account of the "tire track" marks on dorsal half of the fish. (Which you can't see in the photo.) Only P. crassa doesn't get to Savannah drainages. Care to take a stab at it?
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