Common Minnesota Fish. Walleye Sauger www.gov.mb.ca.

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Common Minnesota Fish

Walleye

Sauger

White tip on walleye caudal fin Black spot on posterior of walleye dorsal fin Walleye Sauger Black spots on sauger dorsal fin

Yellow Perch

Northern Pike J.F. Scarola

Muskellunge “Muskie” fish.dnr.cornell.edu

Dark background with light blotches Light background with dark blotches Northern Pike Muskie

Brown Trout

Largemouth Bass

Smallmouth Bass

Mouth does not extend past eye Mouth extends past eye Largemouth bass Smallmouth bass

Black Crappie The Native Fish Conservancy

Pumpkinseed dls.fws.gov

Bluegill

Red margin on opercle (earflap) Black spot at rear base of dorsal fin

Rock Bass

Channel Catfish Forked tail

Bullhead spp. D. Raver Rounded tail

Sculpin spp. fish.dnr.cornell.edu

Darter spp.

Common Shiner John Lyons

Western Blacknose Dace

Creek Chub Large mouth

Topeka Shiner (view only) Only federally endangered fish found in Minnesota

Records and Range in MN

Gabus americana Abnormally Large Musculature Very Rare, Confined to Greater Frazee (MN) Region Rugged, Yet Refined