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Third biologist said "Infection of maxilla and pre-maxilla causing mouth to protrude forward giving longheaded appearance of walleye or sauger. Fish exhibiting necrosis around jaws causing teeth to be exposed. Coloration changes also likely heath related makes fish look not SMB like. Still a SMB but horrible specimen."

He commented on the large eyes "Larges can be indicative of stunting."
 
Let's say wolf fish and call it a day.
Now here is the only fish I've caught last week uploadfromtaptalk1344284594859.jpg

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MN_Rebel said:
Third biologist said "Infection of maxilla and pre-maxilla causing mouth to protrude forward giving longheaded appearance of walleye or sauger. Fish exhibiting necrosis around jaws causing teeth to be exposed. Coloration changes also likely heath related makes fish look not SMB like. Still a SMB but horrible specimen."

He commented on the large eyes "Larges can be indicative of stunting."
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Just let it go. You are the only one who thinks that fish is a smallie, and we are never going to know for sure. Lets just move on.
 
My buddies new Personal best. I wish I had a reliable scale. This thing measured exactly 21 inches... She was a beast though, very thick. :D

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xEchOx said:
Just let it go. You are the only one who thinks that fish is a smallie, and we are never going to know for sure. Lets just move on.
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Actually I'm not the only one thinks its a smallie.
 
No Smallie definitly i believe a perch of some sort. The walleye and the perch are in the same family? Plus I'm in Trenton and seen people catch some type of perch that get big. Just from seeing perch caught out of the Delaware that I never seen before I'm riding with a perch..
 
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