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Druu;1534993; said:
Nice to see you back midnight. Missed your netting threads. I also agree with a species of shad- I don't know enough to pick exact species though. Were these caught in fresh or salt water? Shad live in salt and migrate upstream to spawn. Huge runs in the Hudson each year.
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thanx
and fresh

bassmaster221;1535000; said:
we call those moss bunker up here, are they from the river?
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not from a river ,freshwater canal
 
it could be a shad family member or quillback/ carp sucker but idk if u even get those down there
 
it's not an american shad. The snout shape is wrong.

It looks sort of like the European bream, Abramis brama. (I hope it's not!)

This is an Abramis brama:

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YIKES!
 
The first picture you posted is how they act around here. They love crusing along the marina walls. The only other time I see them is when I'm leaving the marina I'll see a smallmouth bass attack a school at the surface. They don't seem to be caught by the fisherman around here. I have never caught one, but I know that they are sometimes caught by hook and line. What did you catch them on?
 
Rockbass6;1539440; said:
The first picture you posted is how they act around here. They love crusing along the marina walls. The only other time I see them is when I'm leaving the marina I'll see a smallmouth bass attack a school at the surface. They don't seem to be caught by the fisherman around here. I have never caught one, but I know that they are sometimes caught by hook and line. What did you catch them on?
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that net there in :D
 
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