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[Blue_Runner]

Is the pic below the same as the killfish you use? We have those down here too but also have what we call mud minnows. Like a killfish without the stripes.

One of the biggest flounder I've caught was on a striped killfish I caught in the thrownet.

killfish



mud minnow

[fishingwithblue]

Originally Posted by Blue_Runner

Is the pic below the same as the killfish you use? We have those down here too but also have what we call mud minnows. Like a killfish without the stripes.

One of the biggest flounder I've caught was on a striped killfish I caught in the thrownet.

killfish



mud minnow

Those are two different species, I have caught the mud minnows inshore and killfish gather along the beaches. Both are flounder candy.

[Destroyer]

Originally Posted by Blue_Runner

Is the pic below the same as the killfish you use? We have those down here too but also have what we call mud minnows. Like a killfish without the stripes.

One of the biggest flounder I've caught was on a striped killfish I caught in the thrownet.

killfish



mud minnow

The one in the hand looks like what we call a Killie, although most killies up here tend to be more of a green upper body with either a silver or yellow belly.... and yes, they are Fluke candy up here also. We live line them with a long triangle piece of Squid body or Fluke belly (like a baseball pennant) first put on the hook and then we hook them on through the lower lip. Like I said earlier, if you ask someone up here what they are using for bait and they say ham and eggs, that's the setup they are using.