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    Default Identify this sucker

    First one I've caught. Caught it in Wyoming. Any experts out there that can tell what kind of sucker it is?




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    Hi,

    I'm certainly no expert, but it looks like a whitefish to me. I'm only basing that on having seen a few in other people's reports though since I've never caught one myself.

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    its not a whitefish

    whitefish



    i think the title of your post nailed it! its a sucker!

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    We in the Midwest know this as a sucker.

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    Probably a flannelmouth sucker. Possibly, Bluehead sucker as well. 2 native fish of Wyoming.

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    Definitely looks like a Hoover to me...

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    Ugly Sucka,

    Yeller Belly Sucka,

    Bottom Sucka.


    My three best guesses.

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    I thought it was a bottom dwelling scum sucker, but it's a fish, not a lawyer.
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    Yep it's a White Sucker, tons of them around here during steelie season.

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    Yessir...a white sucker. They are actually very good eating if caught in cold clear water with a primairly stone bottom. Flat water suckers taste like the bottom of the creek:^)

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