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Suela Tortilla (Trinectes maculatus)Observ.
larvalfishguyDescripción
Larval hogchoker from Taunton River this summer.
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Cochito Manchado (Canthidermis maculata)Observ.
fishtseFecha
Septiembre 2023Lugar
Falta la ubicación
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Mojarra Golosa (Lepomis gulosus)Observ.
gompchampDescripción
Not sure what’s up with that eye
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aidanperkins37Descripción
Top to bottom: Decapterus punctatus, Trachurus lathami
, Selar crumenophthalmus
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Lija de Hebra (Stephanolepis setifer)Observ.
squidpastryDescripción
Dorsal fin rays 28-29. Too few for Planehead. Dorsal fin rays are displayed best on image 1.
Also very cute!!! Just look at the little guy!
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Lija de Hebra (Stephanolepis setifer)Observ.
ihuntaDescripción
Planehead Filefish have (30)31+ rays in the dorsal and anal fins. This specimen has lower ray counts of 28-29 characteristic of Pygmy Filefish.
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Roncador de Agua Dulce (Aplodinotus grunniens)Observ.
pirateperchguyDescripción
Baby drum netted. Was released.
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schurchinDescripción
Muskingum is full of butterfly carp… there just so happens to be a nearby koi farm
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joseph_rickettsDescripción
This small pair stuck together constantly and were observed hanging out around one of the pillars of the pier. About 10cm in length.
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socal_anglingDescripción
Netted, fairly long soft dorsal fin can be seen in second photo
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riverrat09Descripción
Fish on the left in the first few photos, fish on the right is a Bigeye Shiner
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Miniellus boopsObserv.
riverrat09Descripción
Pictured with a Ozark Minnow and Blacknose Shiner
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deking94Descripción
Found this guy dead in the water thinking it was a bullhead until closer inspection. The spot on the side looks similar to the eyespots seen on Horabagrus spp.
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yarimitsuDescripción
20 m depth near Couverdon Rocks, Lynn Canal, southeast Alaska. Range extension
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Cottus greeneiObserv.
ihuntaFecha
Septiembre 2023Descripción
Found in Box Canyon at the trail swimming hole.
42.70662° N, 114.81611° W
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Bocón Moteado (Opistognathus maxillosus)Observ.
ihuntaDescripción
One of the three brownish colored Jawfish that have been recorded off the PR.
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Catán Pinto (Lepisosteus oculatus)Observ.
jared188Descripción
Caught in a pond near Lake Lewisville in Texas. Measures about 1/3 of an inch. Does not resemble any fish species known to me in the area.
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Lenguado Californiano (Paralichthys californicus)Observ.
kuyedaDescripción
halibut at bottom of first image
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Jureles Y Pámpanos (Familia Carangidae)Observ.
squidpastryDescripción
....tentative. just a baby
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Huachinango de Castilla (Lutjanus campechanus)Observ.
stevebiasettiFecha
Septiembre 2023Descripción
Seine net from shore (southeast side of Ponquogue Bridge); An experienced local marine naturalist has made a compelling argument that this specimen is a Mahogany Snapper, not a Northern Red Snapper (as I had initially thought); I am interested to hear various opinion on its identity
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Perca Sol (Lepomis gibbosus)Observ.
anoleguru22Descripción
I went fishing in an area of grapevine lake this weekend, was fishing for sunfish but also did some catfishing!
I went over to this creek that was a runoff of the lake and decided to fish that spot and mostly caught bluegill but i caught two fish that shocked me, one i think is a pumpkinseed (Bottom) and the other i think is a Pumpkingill (Top), i did not think their were pumkinseed in this area so im confused to how they ended up here, both fish ended up being used for catfish bait on grapevine lake
