Fish in backyard creek -ID ?(many pics)

[ddyerfamily]

Pics I lucked into.
happened on to a big shoal of what we call creek chubs.

Id.......... would be challenge for Fish GEEKS

I have netted them kept in tank for little while got bored..............

And feed them to my Clown knife.

They seem to carry fin rot of some Icky kind
I get them up to 74-76* and wait for them to heal or treat if have too.
then fed to knife.....no risk in seperate tanks.
the creek is very cold......crawdads by the tons
(make good Rd among others yummy food )

the moss on bottom is awesome ! I want so bad to put in tank.
You guys know what it is ?

 

[ewurm]

Could be creek chubs or hornyhead chubs.

 

[dogfish]

Hard to tell.....mabye common shiners?? or perhaps creek chubs?? cant really see them very well

 

[nativelover]

seriously...looks like bait. catch a few then go to the local river and use them suckers!

its a chub of some kind.

 

[Sabre_Tooth]

They look like snakeheads! They probably are too.

 

[meepster]

They look like snakeheads! They probably are too.

They are definitely not snakeheads.

they look like a shiner or a chub of some kind.

that red moss stuff is kind of cool. There is a pond full of that stuff near where I live. It has emerald shiners in there. The water is really really dirty though.

 

[sabotage]

Could be creek chubs or hornyhead chubs.

u said chub

 

[ddyerfamily]

Sabre_ToothThey look like snakeheads! They probably are too.

LOL...........

nativeloverseriously...looks like bait. catch a few then go to the local river and use them suckers!

its a chub of some kind.Today 01:54 AM

We do this all the time.
I could use a good trap design ??????????????
heard of one made of 2 liter bottles and bucket ?

dogfishHard to tell.....mabye common shiners?? or perhaps creek chubs?? cant really see them very well

I can net some for better look/pic.
never thought they got that big. some were at least 8+" long,3" deap.
big black stripe down sides, looking close maybe several dull lines too.

the red moss ?

 

[Vicious_Fish]

I'm going to go with Creek Chub as well.

 

[mjmc]

I don't think the red moss is moss at all. Willow roots are red, and they love to grow near water. If there is some algae on them, it might appear to be moss. The roots appear to be on the outside of the turn, where water will erode the bank, thus exposing roots.