Saugeye?

[FisherPotch]

Not sure if this is a hybrid or not. Any one know?
http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w90/FisherPotch/saugeye2.jpg
Here is a close up of the tail.
http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w90/FisherPotch/tail.jpg

[-NDN-]

that pics really a tougher one. It sure seems like a saugeye, as a sauger 9 times out of 10 has more dominant dark blotches along the body. Nice catch, gotta love that NSR. I go with Saug-EYE.

heres another example of a Saug-eye, not me though......



http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/aa111/Z-Axis-2007/Fishing%20Misc/saugeye.jpg

[FisherPotch]

I'd have to agree that it's a tough one to call. I've been surfin and looking at various images and it seems to fit the description. If it isn't a saugeye it is a walleye for sure though because of the white tip. I've got no clue and thats why i asked. It has spots on tail and dorsal, it has white tip, and sides are a little blotchy but I'm no biologist and just not sure what to think.

The fish in that pic would be nice for a walleye let alone a saugeye!

[-NDN-]

i dunno, this Saugeye has white on the tail. either way, just let him go and catch him another day after he's gained some weight:D :D

http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/aa111/Z-Axis-2007/Fishing%20Misc/staterecordsaugeyepublish.jpg

[packhuntr]

Im gonna say walleye, but have been wrong once before!!:innocent:

keep a strain on er, packhuntr.

[FisherPotch]

Only once!! LOL. Thanks for the opinion and you could very well be correct I'm just not sure. One thing is for sure IMO....it's not a sauger.

[wake]

Hey,potch let me know the next time you hit the NSR...I have been looking for some good people to hit the spot with,and someone who actually appreciates it.

~Wake~