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BLACKNOSE DACE Rhinichthys atratulusImage by Ellen EdmonsonOther commo BLACKNOSE DACE Rhinichthys atratulusImage by Ellen EdmonsonOther commo

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1 12 BLACKNOSE DACE (Rhinichthys atratulus
12 BLACKNOSE DACE (Rhinichthys atratulus)Image by Ellen EdmonsonOther common names: DaceIdentication: Body is stout and elongate; fairly round in cross section ahead of dorsal n and slightly compressed behind it. Snout is long and slightly overhangs mouth. Upper lip of mouth is not separated from the snout by a groove. Scales are very small giving sh a smooth skinned appearance. Coloration: Back is dark gray; sides have a prominent black band that extends from base of tail, along lateral line, through eye, and around tip of snout; the lower sides and underside are silvery-white. Males may show a black and reddish lateral band. Body is peppered with numerous dark ecks. Size: Average about 2 inches.Habitat: is species prefers small, clear, swi owing streams having gravel bottoms. e blacknose dace is widely distributed in Vermont.Bait use: Although common in many Vermont streams, it is not a particularly popular bait sh perhaps due to its overall drab appearance; however, it is usually abundant and easily obtained from the wild.