Favoritos de muckle
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Lenguado Californiano (Paralichthys californicus)Autor
kuyedaDescripción
halibut at bottom of first image
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Jureles Y Pámpanos (Familia Carangidae)Autor
squidpastryDescripción
....tentative. just a baby
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Pargos Y Huachinangos (Género Lutjanus)Autor
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)Autor
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
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anoleguru22Descripción
I went fishing in a part of the trinity river for sunfish and bass, but the sunfish were hungry !
Im not sure what this is but it is some sort of hybrid?
It appears to be a Rio Grande Longear X Redbreast or Spotted sunfish
I know that redbreast and longear are in this water but im not that confident about spotted?
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Cabezón (Scorpaenichthys marmoratus)Autor
walkabataDescripción
ID for the predator
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Berrugato Ratón (Menticirrhus saxatilis)Autor
koawFecha
Septiembre 17, 2022Descripción
Very cool to find one of these up here. Caught from surf. Released after photos.
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Noturus flavaterAutor
ihuntaDescripción
Fairly abundant here. Saw ~10 in 2 hours.
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Cola de Caballo Híbrido (Equisetum × ferrissii)Autor
northeast_naturalistDescripción
Leaning — second black band lacking below node teeth, which Weakley suggests indicates ferrissii vs hyemale. Stems unbranched, ridges many, w/ 1 stomatal line on each side; cone apex pointed.
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Perca Arcoíris (Etheostoma caeruleum)Autor
ctiemann16Fecha
Septiembre 2023Descripción
Stunning fish!
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Catalufa Roquera (Heteropriacanthus cruentatus)Autor
aidanperkins37Descripción
Caught on hook and line
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michael_zambardinoDescripción
These guys can pretty much be caught at will from Cheney at night, use a dim light to find them and drop a bait in front of them and they will hit every time, if they aren’t your light is too bright
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Tímalo Artico (Thymallus arcticus)Autor
michael_zambardinoDescripción
Undoubtedly worth the 10 mile hike to catch this species, symphony lake is absolutely jam packed with them and is a pretty sure thing if you go to try for them. I caught around 15 on trout magnets
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markpriceDescripción
Wtf is this thing? Going to have to leave boc shots up for now before I can upload the real pictures.
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Pámpano Amarillo (Trachinotus carolinus)Autor
rangerpalmettoDescripción
Caught 29 pompano (on left side) while seining at park program
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Agujón Verde (Strongylura marina)Autor
larvalfishguyDescripción
16.5 millimeters long. Yes, they do reproduce in Florida’s freshwater lakes.
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grant-bowlerDescripción
Along with some little tadpole sculpins they were lurking around the dock light hunting zoo plankton.
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Chopa de Vientre Colorado (Lepomis auritus)Autor
michael_zambardinoDescripción
Beautifully abnormal specimen/ almost makes me think genetic testing should be done on this population
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Foa brachygrammaAutor
ihuntaDescripción
Possibility for it being a Waikiki Cardinalfish (Apogonichthys perdixis) also exists.
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Gobio Tigre (Tigrigobius macrodon)Autor
squidpastryDescripción
New species!
Excessively cute.
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Carpa China (Cyprinus rubrofuscus)Autor
tmn-ritaDescripción
Saw at least 3 of these in the waters at a park in Atascocita.
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Corvinas, Pescadillas Y Parientes (Familia Sciaenidae)Autor
ctiemann16Descripción
Tiny drum, probably too small to ID
