I also thought it might have been a Dixie Chub but the lateral line scale count was too high
2017: Total species (44), New (12)
2018: Total (94), New (50)
2019: Total (116), New (49)
2020: Total (63), New (9)
2021: Total (72), New (11)
2022: Total (151), New (59)
2023: Total (134), New (48)
2024: Total (32), New (13)
Creek Chubs have a black spot at the base of the dorsal fin, and 47-65 lateral line scales. River Chubs have 37-43 lateral line scales. As far as I know, the only part of Alabama that has River Chubs is the Tennessee River drainage
2017: Total species (44), New (12)
2018: Total (94), New (50)
2019: Total (116), New (49)
2020: Total (63), New (9)
2021: Total (72), New (11)
2022: Total (151), New (59)
2023: Total (134), New (48)
2024: Total (32), New (13)
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FishNerd
Wed, 11/24/2021 - 10:04
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Creek Chub
I also thought it might have been a Dixie Chub but the lateral line scale count was too high
2017: Total species (44), New (12)
2018: Total (94), New (50)
2019: Total (116), New (49)
2020: Total (63), New (9)
2021: Total (72), New (11)
2022: Total (151), New (59)
2023: Total (134), New (48)
2024: Total (32), New (13)
Aviatrix
Wed, 11/24/2021 - 12:33
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Differences
I have other pictures and video... what differences are there between a River Chub and Creek Chub that I could look for to figure it out?
FishNerd
Wed, 11/24/2021 - 15:40
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Creek Chubs VS River Chubs
Creek Chubs have a black spot at the base of the dorsal fin, and 47-65 lateral line scales. River Chubs have 37-43 lateral line scales. As far as I know, the only part of Alabama that has River Chubs is the Tennessee River drainage
2017: Total species (44), New (12)
2018: Total (94), New (50)
2019: Total (116), New (49)
2020: Total (63), New (9)
2021: Total (72), New (11)
2022: Total (151), New (59)
2023: Total (134), New (48)
2024: Total (32), New (13)
Aviatrix
Wed, 11/24/2021 - 16:33
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Saving that
I'm grateful for the information! I love fishing but learning all this is fun too!