Alabama hogsuckers (Hypentelium etowanum)
largescale stonerollers (Campostoma oligolepis, even thought I hoped for C.
pauciradii...)
sculpin (Cottus species, I've given up for the moment)
creek chub (Semotilus atromaculatus)
some types (2) of redhorse... steve says black and spotted.
drum ( steve saw a distant school snorkeling)
redbreast, longear sunfish (Lepomis auritus and L. megalotis).
redeye and spotted bass (Micropterus coosae, M. punctatus)
southern studfish (Fundulus stellifer)
coosa, rainbow, striped, tricolor, black tail, alabama shiners (Notropis
xaencocephalus, N. chrosomus, Luxilus chrysocephalus, Cyprinella
trichroistia, C. venusta, C. callistia)
riffle minnow (Phenacobius catostomus, Casper caught one)
logperch, black sided ( many, many ) very possibly bronze darters, coosa
(Percina caprodes, P. nigrofasciata, P. palmaris, Etheostoma coosae).
Raccoon Creek, in Paulding County, off of Braswell Mountain Road:
We saw most of these to my knowledge except drum, probably only black
redhorse, and no bronze darters. In addition:
speckled darters (Eth. stigmaeum)
gambusia
bluegill.
We left Raccoon Creek just as the local suburban stoners were showing up to
pitch camp and generally make the scene. I'm impressed, kids still wear Led
Zep t-shirts!
--Bruce Stallsmith
Huntsville, AL, US of A
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