Hmmmmm.  Sounds like the dreaded Black-spotted Whitefish, to me.
Allan


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----- Original Message -----
From: Bill
To: [email protected]
Sent: Wednesday, April 20, 2005 10:23 AM
Subject: [VFB] Don O's Fish ID


OK, DonO's being vague about this. I've looked at the picture and it's indeed a trout/salmonoid of some sort.

*Correctomundo

The problem is that the photo is bad and somewhat blurry.

*Sorry- pocket camera scanned into pc as jpeg.   *All pics of ufo's and
uso's are taken blurry, don'tchaknow.

Info is needed to make an ID from a photo like that.

1) where was the fish caught?       *N. Platte River, Wyoming, Gray's Reef

2) Does the fish have a cutthroat marking?      *No

Are the spots ALL black?  *Yes

Or are there other colors?  *Vague shades of yellow on fins, rest pearl
white, just slightly darker on top.

Do the spots have holo's?  *No HAlos's, unless you meant holographic spots-
no also.

You cannot tell from the photo. It appears that the leading edges of the
fish have a tinge of white? Is this correct?  *Yes

Also what are the sides of the fish like? Silvery?  *Pure pearl white

Any rainbow colors or red?  *No

Is the skin fine like a char?   *Reg. scales like a trout

Or a little course like a true trout? A lot of hybrids out there. and some
fish take a biologist to ID and sometimes they even debate the issue IE:
Dolly Varden/Bull trout.

OK, DonO lets have some answers. This is fun.

Bill
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