Spottail Shiner Fishing
Notropis hudsonius
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3.2-5.9 inch
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0.02-0.04 lb
Spottail Shiners are small, schooling fish with a slender, silver body and a distinctive black spot at the base of the tail. Found in lakes and slow-moving rivers across North America, they feed on plankton and insects. Anglers often use Spottail Shiners as baitfish to catch larger predators like bass, pike, and walleye.
Lures & Baits
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worms
Fishing Tips
- Water type: fresh
- Hook size: #18 - #12
How to Catch Spottail Shiner
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jigging
Where to Catch Spottail Shiner
Best Fishing Spots for Spottail Shiner
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Devils River (TX)
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Big Juniper Creek
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Little Sandy Creek (US, LA)
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Weaver Creek (US, FL)
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Dolan Creek (TX)
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House Creek (TX)
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Spring Creek (US, MI)
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Dutch Buffalo Creek
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Old River (LA)
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Table Rock Creek
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Mallard Creek (US)
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Cooper Creek (US, GA)
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Mingo Creek (US, PA)
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Pecos River (TX)
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Bull Run (NJ)
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Shoal River
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La Tice Branch
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Berry Pond Brook