VEINMap · Champlain Valley
Fish journal

White Sucker

An incredibly common sucker species that seems to live almost everywhere in the state. This is one of the most frequently caught stream fish in the state.

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Seasonality
Spring
Precipitation
Overcast, Raining
Time of day
Dawn, Dusk, Night
Fishing Bait
Nightcrawlers, Fish Guts, Leech Bait, Small Fish Bait
Weight
0.9–2.7 kg
Length
30–65 cm

Where to catch the White Sucker

On the Champlain Valley map it lives in muddy ponds, swamps, other lakes, southern ponds, streams & creeks, southern rivers, northern ponds: 110 fishing spots in all.

Muddy Ponds · 2

Swamps · 13

Other Lakes · 21

Southern Ponds · 2

Streams & Creeks · 37

Southern Rivers · 16

Northern Ponds · 19

Other fish in the same waters

White Sucker in other languages

Russian: Белый чукучан · Chinese: 白亚口鱼 · German: Weißer Sauger · Spanish: Pez succionador blanco · French: Meunier noir