Emerald Shiner Fishing
Notropis atherinoides
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3.2-5.1 inch
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0.02-0.04 lb
Emerald Shiners are small, shimmering fish found in freshwater lakes and rivers across North America. Known for their metallic green coloration, they are a key forage species, feeding on plankton and insects. Emerald Shiners are widely used as bait to catch larger fish like walleye and bass, making them a favorite among anglers.
Lures & Baits
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insects
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larvae
Fishing Tips
- Water type: fresh
- Hook size: #18 - #12
Where to Catch Emerald Shiner
Best Fishing Spots for Emerald Shiner
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Marsh Lake (US, MN)
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Lone Lake (MN)
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Highland Lake (MN)
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Lake Washington (MN, fishing)
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Leepers Creek
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Lost Lake (US, MN)
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Lilly Lake (MN)
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Sullivan Lake (US, MN)
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Big Run (IN)
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Little Cedar Creek (IN)
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Casey Lake (MN)
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Big Cedar Creek (IN)
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Baldwin Lake (MN)
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Lee Lake (US, MN)
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River Lake (US, MN)
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Sucker Lake (US, MN)
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Upper River Rouge
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Beaver Creek (US, OH)