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<blockquote data-quote="Zman" data-source="post: 1143" data-attributes="member: 7"><p>That's a great catch then! I used to catch quite a few in the 3 Rivers around Pittsburgh, and mostly on tubes and fatheads. I don't think I ever caught one over 16". After you catch a few walleye and sauger you'll start to see the difference.</p><p></p><p>The most obvious to me, back then, was the dark, detailed patches all over the sauger. Where I fished, the sauger had light and dark brown shades and the walleye had a slightly greener tint. And the spots on the fins. Even the eye, if I remember correctly is much more white where the walleye I think was more reflective.</p><p></p><p>The difficult thing for me is identifying a saugeye, which was a hybrid walleye/sauger.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Zman, post: 1143, member: 7"] That's a great catch then! I used to catch quite a few in the 3 Rivers around Pittsburgh, and mostly on tubes and fatheads. I don't think I ever caught one over 16". After you catch a few walleye and sauger you'll start to see the difference. The most obvious to me, back then, was the dark, detailed patches all over the sauger. Where I fished, the sauger had light and dark brown shades and the walleye had a slightly greener tint. And the spots on the fins. Even the eye, if I remember correctly is much more white where the walleye I think was more reflective. The difficult thing for me is identifying a saugeye, which was a hybrid walleye/sauger. [/QUOTE]
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