dace

When he had been his guest for nearly tree dace!

The river is well known for the quality dace fishing.

Dace sounded as though he was still some distance ahead.

She was going to make me give her Dace, probably."

Historically, Tennessee dace have only been found in 62 locations.

Auk reached for a place where he thought Dace might be, but his hand met only air.

She glanced back at the four men, and Dace nodded. "

They'd helped in the storm, and Dace was dead.

Human disturbance seems to be the greatest threat to the Tennessee dace.

Patty Dace, on many committees, helpful to women in need.

Presented to them like this, dace can do hardly anything else but accept your bait.

"I'm going to go back there and have a look for Dace, like I said."

The low reproductive potential observed in the Tennessee dace is of particular importance.

The Tennessee dace may be threatened by the competition with this introduced species.

In fact, this dace is considered among the most attractive native minnow.

He snapped it between his hands and let the pieces fall, then hurried down the tunnel after Dace.

The Tennessee dace has a law fecundity rate compared to similar species.

Multiple male Tennessee dace have been observed following a single female through pool and run areas.

The fish most commonly seen are small roach, dace and perch.

Oh boy, this could go on all dace.

But I'm going to look at the gods and see about Dace."

It is also known as the sea dace.

The Tennessee dace has a break in the dark lateral stripe that runs down the side of the body.

Some pioneers tried their hand at fishing and a number of small fish, called dace, were caught in a nearby stream.

Dace are a perfect fish for the pleasure angler.