species

[duncast48TN]

Ok First off I know this may not be posted in the right forum but I thought more people would see it here. I caught a fish I cant ID. IT was about 14" long. Slender,somewhat like a sauger. yellow,orangey fins, 3 dark verticle bars on its side,mouth is round about 1-2" dia., no teeth. Caught it on a jig crappie fishin. Sorry no pix. Thank you. ANy fish ID websites? 8)

[Lunkers0]

It's hard to tell by the description of the fish.  I would try looking on a state website.  Minnesota's is the Department of Natural Resources.  They usually have pictures of the fish that can help you out.  

[L.D.]

Well if you were fishing in Pa. I'd say you got a white sucker. We get many of them on jigs, especially in the cool water months.  but without a photo, we're just guessing

[Big_Bass_Rich]

Sounds to me like a yellow perch.

[Chris]

yeah it sounded like a perch to me too

[Nick_Barr]

That is a big perch, could be. It might be a creek chub. i caught one once in my local lake

[Marty]

Ok First off I know this may not be posted in the right forum but I thought more people would see it here. I caught a fish I cant ID. IT was about 14" long. Slender,somewhat like a sauger. yellow,orangey fins, 3 dark verticle bars on its side,mouth is round about 1-2" dia., no teeth. Caught it on a jig crappie fishin. Sorry no pix. Thank you. ANy fish ID websites? 8)

Sounds somewhat like a perch (a very good one), but a perch has more than three vertical bars. But the round mouth sounds more like a sucker than a perch. You might try a search for the fishes of your state and maybe something will look familiar.