What are these fish?

[Charles]

MEGA tadpoles. Sightings are rare

[Hawkpuppy 1]

Either baby carp or some other type of creek chub.... Good bait either way.

[unclefish]

Baby common carp.

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[CaptTank]

Golden shiners maybe

[ChickenWilly]

Look like baby common carp to me. I have caught a few that size and raised them in my aquarium over the years along with some different types of sunfish. Seems like if you find one there is plenty more around

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[huntresss]

If those are the same fish I see jumping in the second video, I'm going to guess that they're Asian carp. I've never seen common carp jump out of the water like that. They usually just roll along the surface. I've been wrong before though...

[Dudley]

Actually a carp, but we always called them sucker minnows. Great catfish bait. I grew up running up and down the Sabinal and Frio rivers and we would catch them in a sein and bait our throw lines with them.

[Draco]

Those are baby river suckers. Close to a carp.

[TexasLongball]

So I guess they're carp then. I was just stumped there are so **** many of them. This is just a neighborhood bayou. Plus I didn't think carp tried to swim upriver. Lol.

[poisonivie]

Looks like mud minnows.

[Chad C]

sorta look like juvenile Buffalo carp or quillback to me.

[Coyote Canyon]

German carp or buffalo

[muzzlebrake]

M R baby corpuscles.
Almost as good as gizzard shad for catfish bait.

[999]

Definitely not mullet or croaker.

[froghunter]

Baby grass carp