Albino crappie????

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Has anyone ever seen a crappie like this?


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We call the white Perch around here

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Originally Posted by ScooperDude

We call the white Perch around here

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Caught in a small lake with no white perch...Trust me buddy I have caught plenty of those little red worm eating bastards....The Two Crappie we’re caught shallow on a tree top where 20 others of their species were caught.



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Originally Posted by ScooperDude

We call the white Perch around here

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Compare dorsal fins please.


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they look like black crappie that was caught in cold,and muddy water to me, I caught some like before in cold muddy water !!! a Albino crappie would have a gold to yellowish color to it !!!

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Originally Posted by strmwalker

they look like black crappie that was caught in cold,and muddy water to me, I caught some like before in cold muddy water !!! a Albino crappie would have a gold to yellowish color to it !!!

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I didn’t know what to call it so I called it albino haha....It was caught in 3 foot of clean water no hint of mud stain was in the water at all.


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That long horizontal stripe down the side says "not a crappie"

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Originally Posted by Northforker

That long horizontal stripe down the side says "not a crappie"

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Crappie have that line????? Attachment 291845 look closely


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Originally Posted by Northforker

That long horizontal stripe down the side says "not a crappie"

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look at the first picture the crappie up top facing right look at the horizontal stripe down its side is that not a Black Crappie ????

I would say yes, it is a crappie. A crappie I believed that was in a livevwell that died of heat and lack of oxygen.

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Originally Posted by Inkdabber

I would say yes, it is a crappie. A crappie I believed that was in a livevwell that died of heat and lack of oxygen.

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Died of ice poising


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Originally Posted by bassandkittys

Died of ice poising


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here is one still alive in a livewell notice the horizontal line !!!!!

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here is one still alive in a livewell notice the horizontal line !!!!!

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They must be decently rare



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Just saw the identical three others behind it haha


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Originally Posted by bassandkittys

They must be decently rare



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not really they are not that rare I catch a few every year in lake greenwood and like Ink said about dying in livewell lack of oxygen can do it too !!!!

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not really they are not that rare I catch a few every year in lake greenwood and like Ink said about dying in livewell lack of oxygen can do it too !!!!

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I am a little green when it comes to crappie fishing....thought I caught some type of mutant or something [emoji23].


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LOL :) Looks like black crappie just moving from their deep haunts. They just don't have their colors yet.:)

Caught him before he put on his tuxedo

A naked crappie would be a better term! :Rofl

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Originally Posted by BigDawgg

A naked crappie would be a better term! :Rofl

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Touche


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LOL :) Looks like black crappie just moving from their deep haunts. They just don't have their colors yet.:)

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After looking a bit closer at that last picture that fish has the bars along his top edge which tells me it's either a hybrid or (most likely) a white crappie IMO. My reasons for it not having full color is because it hasn't been out of the deep water long enough.