River Carpsucker Fishing
Carpiodes Carpio
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9.1-24 inch
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0.99-9.9 lb
River Carpsuckers are bottom-feeding fish found in the rivers and streams of the Mississippi River basin. They have a distinctive humped back and sucker-like mouth, which they use to feed on algae and detritus. River Carpsuckers play a key role in their ecosystems by helping to maintain water quality, and they are often targeted by anglers for their unique appearance.
Lures & Baits
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corns
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worms
Fishing Tips
- Water type: fresh
- Hook type: Scud hook, Circle hook
- Hook size: #14
Where to Catch River Carpsucker
Best Fishing Spots for River Carpsucker
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Martin Creek (US, CO)
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Bushee Creek
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Black Gore Creek (fishing)
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North Rock Creek
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Bighorn Creek
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West Tenmile Creek
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Cross Creek (US, CO)
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Southwest Oklahoma
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Soda Creek (CO)
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Pitkin Creek
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Hamilton Creek (US, CO)
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Willow Creek (US, CO)
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Buffehr Creek
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Sylvan Lake (NJ)
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Meadow Creek (US, CO)
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Snake River (US, CO)
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Prairie Creek (US, TX, fishing)
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Dry Creek (US, TX)