michigan 's little known fishes and fish facts
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michigan 's little known fishes and fish facts
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05-19-2003, 12:40 AM
![[Image: HOLL7787CustomImage0311454.jpg]](http://web.ecomplanet.com/HOLL7787/ServerContent/MyCustomImages/HOLL7787CustomImage0311454.jpg) lamprey trap ![[Image: HOLL7787CustomImage0302828.jpg]](http://web.ecomplanet.com/HOLL7787/ServerContent/MyCustomImages/HOLL7787CustomImage0302828.jpg) today's catch , yuck ! ![[Image: HOLL7787CustomImage0349175.jpg]](http://web.ecomplanet.com/HOLL7787/ServerContent/MyCustomImages/HOLL7787CustomImage0349175.jpg) this male sea lamprey has this " split " between the fins ( female are a greyish color ) , the chestnut or brook lamprey native to our streams have a full fin . the sea lamprey grow to be rather large while the chestnut lamprey are rather small . [signature] |
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michigan 's little known fishes and fish facts - by lonehunter - 05-04-2003, 11:43 PM
Re: [lonehunter] michigan 's little known fishes and fish facts - by davetclown - 05-05-2003, 01:05 AM
Re: [davetclown] michigan 's little known fishes and fish facts - by lonehunter - 05-05-2003, 01:30 AM
Re: [lonehunter] michigan 's little known fishes and fish facts - by davetclown - 05-05-2003, 01:55 AM
Re: [davetclown] michigan 's little known fishes and fish facts - by lonehunter - 05-19-2003, 12:40 AM
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