Our Outdoors: A Second for Sauger
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Nick Simonson
The spotted rays of the dorsal fin and slightly slimmer profile set the sauger apart from its cousin, the walleye.
When it comes to fishing, I'm a fan of second fiddles, the underappreciated, those that don't take the top spot when it relates to what many people target on the water. I revel in the solid smack delivered by a rock bass as it steals a jig meant for a smallmouth, or when a white bass snatches a spoon cast out for a pike. Many times, the action these secondary species provide is enough for me to...
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