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Got out early,  fished lower mac on foot  , a hole  past the big confluence a way .   slow to start couple dink smalls on jigs , started throwing a crank bait around submerged boulders , nice smallie came in slack area behind a boulder , continued  fishing same general area  and hooked this walleye ? is that white mark on bottom of tail fin a determining trait? fished another couple hours catching some darn drum . slow but the couple quality fish make me happy

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A bit hard to tell from the photo, but it looks like a sauger to me.  The big, dark blotches are kinda telltale.  However, remember this to positively ID the two...look at the big spiny dorsal fin (on its back).  If it has a lot of dark spots all over the membranes, it's a sauger, if it does not have spots except for one dark blotch at the rear (membrane between the last three or so spines), it's a walleye.  Walleye also have a much larger white spot on the end of the bottom lobe of the tail.

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I personally haven't caught a sauger on the meramec.  But I've caught a truck load of walleyes and they have been smaller ones for the last year. Nothing over 22". I'm on my way home from Florida and my boat awaits me.  Rain coming so I know the walleye are gonna bite good during daylight hours this weekend.  

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 thanks mr agnew  darn youl be back HogWal, i cant look at your posts they raise my expectations to much,setting me up for disappointment ;)   i gotta expand my horizons get up to the mid mac a bit , safe travels

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