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Probably some kind of Stickleback, would help to see the dorsal fin erect.

my thoughts as well. i could get a better pic as i was alone. dorsal fin was sharp and boney and ran maybe 3/5ths the length. if you look closely you can see minute humps on the back.

 

i tried to adjust the exposure for a better view but for some reason it wont save. ill keep trying. never seen these in the RR before

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stickle back, not the common 3 spine though

 

I have a book, Freshwater Fishes of Canada, Scott and Crossman, as a fisherperson or outdoors person, it's a great reference

 

if a used copy is online and cheap, it's facinating and great to have

Agreed I have the same book... Got it as a Christmas gift. Awesome resource

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stickle back, not the common 3 spine though

 

I have a book, Freshwater Fishes of Canada, Scott and Crossman, as a fisherperson or outdoors person, it's a great reference

 

if a used copy is online and cheap, it's facinating and great to have

i already showed the better half. Thanks for the reference guys!
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