DSmith

It is really interesting, and actually quite challenging.  The biodiversity of some of our creeks is astonishing. I've managed to catch 16 different species of fish from one little hole of a local creek.  

Had a fun day of micro fishing in a local southern ontario creek.  Caught about 10 different species using really tiny hooks.  Caught the smallest fish I ever have caught. I realize some of these pics might not be good enough to ID.

Here's the album of some of them:  http://imgur.com/a/VQbQ1

I am hoping some of you can help me with IDs.

Lets start with the ones I am sure about:

1. Longnose Dace

2.LogPerch

3.River Chub (90% confidence on this one)

4.the next two pics I am not sure what it is.  As it turns out a lot of tiny fish really look alike!   The photo tank is 4 inches long.

5. the next two pics I am guessing it is a very tiny spotfin shiner due to the very faint spot on its dorsal fin.

6.A tiny female creek chub(?)  I thought maybe a blacknose dace when I was one site, but now looking at the pics, the mouth doesn't look right.  This is definitely the tiniest fish I have ever caught.

Any insights would be appreciated!

thanks