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July 9th, 2006, 02:26 AM
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Please help identify this fish--Pickerel or pike
I caught this 24", 5lb fish on a worm/sliding sinker. My guess is
redfin pickerel, but it seems kind of large for a pickerel. Can anyone identify this fish for me? Thanks! Pic of the fish is at: http://earlsklein.com/images/pickerelmaybe 
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