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Location: Appleton, WI | Looking to see what type of fish this is, if you can help that would be great. Thanks!
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| Yes that is a tiger. Pretty one! |
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| Yes, nice el tigre! |
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Location: Pigeon Forge TN. | Yes it is and a very pretty one at that. |
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Location: Blaine, MN | gorgeous tiger, nice catch! |
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| Nice--I absolutely love those Tigers---I admire everyone I catch regardless of the size--special fish especially the natural non stocked one's. |
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| Just out of curiosity, that fish appears to have come out of northcentral/northeastern WI. What drainage did that come out of?
Looks like the ones in the upper Flambeau basin.
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Location: Appleton, WI | Firstsixfeet- the fish came from northern minnesota in a lake connected to vermilion. I've never seen or heard of a tiger coming out if this lake so I think it's pretty cool. Hopefully more show up in the future. |
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| Thanks, that is an interesting pattern. What do northern pike look like in that lake?
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Location: Houlton, WI | Yep that's a tiger |
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Location: Smith Creek | More importantly, is that Spotted Cow? No better way to celebrate a tiger than an icy cold Spotted Cow. |
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| Neat looking tiger congats! I don't blame a sconnie boy, for bootlegging beer across the border.  |
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| The scrutiny of detail in the pictures on this forum, ought to remind everyone of your mother's adage to put on clean undies every day...never know when you will get hit by the bus! |
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| beautiful tiger. That ones really cool with more bars less spots! |
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Location: Lafayette, IN | Beautiful! Can you imagine what this fish will look like as a 40+ incher? WOW! |
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Location: Lake Forest, Illinois | Im clearly in the minority here...but...Tigers have rounded tail fins....this fish does not. |
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Location: Oconto Falls, WI | sean61s - 8/24/2010 10:27 AM
Im clearly in the minority here...but...Tigers have rounded tail fins....this fish does not.
There are variations in all fish depending on how much of what species it got more genes from. Also depends on how fins/tail lay while being held. Rounded fins/tail could look pointed depending on camera angle and if they slightly collapse.
Clearly a Tiger. |
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| I thought if the spots or stripes were on the head also that was a dead giveaway that it is a Tiger? Which in this case I would say, yes it's a Tiger. |
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| What do you guys mean when you say "tiger"? It looks like a musky to me.
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | By 'tiger' they mean hybrid, or Northern Pike/Muskellunge cross. |
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Location: minocqua, wi. | http://www.muskie411.com/fishid.html
Edited by jonnysled 8/24/2010 10:06 PM
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Half scaled operculum is also a dead giveaway.
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| What about this one??
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Location: Lake Forest, Illinois | how about this one?
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| Esox - I would have to say yes.
Sean - No. |
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Location: North Central Illinois | Jim tenhaaf - 8/25/2010 6:03 PM
Esox - I would have to say yes.
Sean - No.
Would have to agree!! |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Agree with ILG |
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Location: Lake Forest, Illinois | I agree that she isn't a Tiger. I wanted
to post the pic to show that a Muskie
can have markings on the gill plates
and head without being a Tiger.
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| Juvenile muskies are often misidentified as tigers. I can't recall how many people have caught fish in the 27-32 range and swear up and down they are tigers and they are marked very similar to the one esoxaddict is holding up. For many of the guys that have thrusted their chest out claiming to have caught a tiger the simple fact that those fish have had fin clips corresponding to a stocking year and a few have had PIT tags have made them disappointed. Either way they are pretty fish and about the only thing you know for certain is that it is not a pike.
Here's one I'm having trouble with. It's a tiger of some sort but it might be a unique strain.
(photoshop-tiger-woods.jpg)
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