1. adminao
    - Lake Michigan

    Not sure what type of fish. Looks similar to many species I've seen around. Anyone have a clue?

    1. jakewade 0
      Asian carp
    2. ChrisA 0
      @adminao you're welcome. That's a giant shad by the way. Nice catch!
    3. adminao 0
      I think you might be right. It had no adipose fin, long anal ray and it's tail I could see purple, pinkish hue. Comparing it now to gizzard shad and it looks ...more similar. Thanks.
    4. ChrisA 0
      @adminao looms like a really big gizzard shad. I could be wrong though.
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  2. adminao
    - Trail Creek

    Details: Steelhead Trout

    Same fish, different pose. A bit over 9 pounds and 30 inches. My biggest one this season.

    1. jokerman8029 0
      Thats one lengthy steelie! Nice!
    2. adminao 0
      Mepps #4 dressed spinner, white and red colors.
    3. Isolnight 0
      What did you use to catch it??
    4. Accoquillard33 0
      Thanks, the creeks all a little different since they put in the lampray ladder at springland. I fish the game club a lot but there's a ton of new members, so ...more there's a lot of foot traffic in there now
    5. adminao 0
      This one was at the Johnson street trail forks access site.
    6. Accoquillard33 0
      Pig of a fish man, congrats! What access point of trail creek? I fish up there all the time
    7. 9G3B 0
      Nice fish man!
    8. Isolnight 0
      Awesome!!!!
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  3. adminao
    - Trail Creek

    Details: Steelhead Trout with a White spinner

  4. adminao
    - Trail Creek

    Details: Lake Trout with a wobbler

    1. 9G3B 0
      Perfect eating size
  5. adminao
    - Trail Creek

    Details: Bluegill Sunfish with a shrimp

  6. adminao
    - Trail Creek

    Details: Steelhead Trout with a spinner

  7. adminao

    Details: Blue Catfish

  8. adminao

    Details: Channel Catfish

  9. adminao

    Details: Black Bullhead Catfish

  10. adminao

    Details: Blue Catfish

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