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#563451 - 05/20/05 06:44 PM Goldeye or Mooneye?
collegeoutdoorsman Offline
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Was fishing with a friend on the Minnesota river last weekend and he caught, actually more like snagged, this fish. Is it a goldeye or a mooneye? When he casted the rapala it must have landed right on the it's head because he was on right away.

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#563452 - 05/20/05 06:45 PM Re: Goldeye or Mooneye? [Re: collegeoutdoorsman]
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#563453 - 05/20/05 06:49 PM Re: Goldeye or Mooneye? [Re: collegeoutdoorsman]
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looks like bait to me

I'd say mooneye


Edited by dtro (05/20/05 06:50 PM)
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#563454 - 05/20/05 10:32 PM Re: Goldeye or Mooneye? [Re: dtro]
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Mooneye's dorsal fin begins before the anal fin.
Goldeye's dorsal fin begins at and slightly after the anal fin.
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#563455 - 05/21/05 01:20 AM Re: Goldeye or Mooneye? [Re: ricqik]
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I call them all mooneyes.. is there that much of a difference?

Them things are very aggressive fish.. I have no doubt it took the lure.. I have caught them on plastic worms to big rapalas to daredevils .. and just about everything in between.. is their a live bait they dont hit?

Great catfish bait.
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#1401261 - 05/14/08 01:41 PM Re: Goldeye or Mooneye? [Re: collegeoutdoorsman]
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I say goldeye, because the dorsal and anal fins begin at the same place.

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#1401496 - 05/14/08 04:32 PM Re: Goldeye or Mooneye? [Re: wildcatcreek]
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Also goldeyes have a bright yellow eye... hard to tell in the pic. Thats some good bait right there!

Or some delicious smoked fish... tasty
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#1401611 - 05/14/08 06:23 PM Re: Goldeye or Mooneye? [Re: goblueM]
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I was fishing the Red and I loaned a rod to a young girl whose family was sharing rods. She caught a gold eye and yelled," Hey dad, I caught a cutbait." That was their name for all of them.

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#1402917 - 05/15/08 05:44 PM Re: Goldeye or Mooneye? [Re: collegeoutdoorsman]
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Goldeye are fun to catch when they're being ravenous. They have nasty teeth too. Here's one I caught just the other day.

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