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What type of fish

Hi guys there is a river were I'm working which has lots of trout like fish in? But I saw a monster one which I think may be something else! They all face upstream and feed of bread from the top. The big one looks almost like a carp (scaleswise) bit has a red thin at the bottom!

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Re: What type of fish

sounds to me like chub,they are well built with goldenscales like a common.they are in fact both of the same genus .heres a pic:


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Yea it definately sounds like a chub to me,

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They where all smoked in colour? From why I could see from bridge in about 3ft water?
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Re: What type of fish

thatll be the angle you were looking at them.
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Re: What type of fish

Could they possibly have been mullet? They are smoked in colour and sometimes head into rivers.

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Re: What type of fish

I think i have caught one of those before. A man nearby told me it was a big roach. Didnt really believe him myself.
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Re: What type of fish

This is Ide(Leuciscus idus)
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Thats a chub
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Re: What type of fish

its a chub deffinatly not a mullet the dorsel aint spikey enough a mullets dorsel it like a perches
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