Striped shiner Fishing
Luxilus chrysocephalus
Striped Shiners are small minnows of eastern North America, easily identified by bold dark stripes along their sides. They prefer clear streams with gravel bottoms, forming lively schools. Feeding on insects and algae, they play a key ecological role and are also important forage fish for bass and trout.
Fishing Tips
- Water type: fresh
Where to Catch Striped shiner
Best Fishing Spots for Striped shiner
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Shank Creek
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Highland Creek (US, IN)
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Falcon Creek (US)
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Pea Ridge Creek
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Little Ausable River
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Indian Creek (US, AL)
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Little Hollow Creek
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Stinking Creek (SC)
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Saline Branch Drainage Ditch
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Sherwood Creek (US, AL)
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Mill Creek (US, TN)
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Pleasant Run Creek (IN)
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Clear Creek (US, IN)
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Madden Creek (US)
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Hagerman Lake (MI)
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Whooping John Creek
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Bee Camp Creek
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Seven Mile Creek (US, TN)