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Nicky mwangi

Nicky mwangi
Found the ring billed gulls having this fish as their breakfast on the shores of Lake Michigan.Would like to know which kind of fish species it is.
 

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would depend on what part of the lake you where on..........if you took this on the south shores of lake michigan id be more inclined to say it wasent a lake trout...........they dont really exist anymore in southern lake michigan and only a few live in the lake at all nowadays and those that do are concentrated in the northern end around beaver island and the manitou islands...........id be more inclined to say rainbow trout or possibly coho........cant tell the fish's color from the photo though.........
 
hi Nick, from the shape of the tail and the wrist of the tail I would say a "salmon". Also what is left of the eye is level with the gape of the jaw, which again point towards a "salmon" as to species I,ll leave it too you locals.
regards Roly.
 
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