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The striped shiner is a freshwater fish known for its distinct silvery body with dark horizontal stripes. Typically found in clear streams and rivers, it feeds on insects, crustaceans, and plant material. It grows up to 10 inches and weighs around 0.25 pounds. Striped shiners are social, often forming schools and displaying active swimming behavior.

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Also fished with @alexmangels for a couple hours, caught this (I think) striped shiner. Thought he was a little trout 😂 they always seem to sit in fast current and shoot out of no where. He hit a crappie tube on a jig, as I was demonstrating the  @KumboFishingUSA  method. Don't know if ive actually ever posted one of these. 

Still, not a bad day. Completely exhausted and down a rod and reel but I did see a massive coyote, like 50 deer, so many pretty birds, and a black squirrel with a pure white tail. Looked like someone dipped him in whipped cream. Adorable. 

I know I don't need to tell yall but..... We. Need. Rain!!!!!! And no more 80 degree days 🙄 if It's way to hot for my waders than it's too hot for the steelies.

Guess it's the lake this week. 

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