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It's the "creeping crud"! Don't eat that one!  :D (I seriously have NO idea!)

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It ate some Cajun Crayfish and couldn't take the spice

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ive read a couple of ideas as too why fish get like that and how common it is in in the spawn and prespawn

theory 1- the blood vessels in the fins are very sensistive and with the very warming waters of spring the vessels erupt because of the increased blood flow due to the water temperature. im about 80 percent correct i said that right haha.

theory 2- courting with another fish nipping and rubbing with structure ie. rocks, stumps, over hanging brush and so forth.

im sure one of the more educated fishers will lend their two cents.

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Anyway you look at it that is a fine creek fish!

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If it was a spawning issue the tail would look much worse then the anal fin. That fish has somthing wrong with it.

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