


Caught in freshwater pond at Cecil Webb wma in Punta Gorda, FL
Caught in Swfl. Google lens says it's likely a flathead catfish. I'm thinking maybe a walking catfish but i never see them this size.



Caught in Swfl. Google lens says it's likely a flathead catfish. I'm thinking maybe a walking catfish but i never see them this size.
Webcomic is from Japan. Fans generally believe it takes place somewhere in Britain or North America.
I don't know ANYTHING about fish, lol.
Who is this weird Lil toothy dude in garden city beach, SC
Picture 1 it’s the two fish held by the guy with black shorts.
Pics 4 and 5 are obviously triggerfish but I’m not sure what species.
Thanks for looking!
First guy didn’t move for the 30 mins I was sitting in front of this tidepool. I didn’t even notice him until at least 15 minutes in! The second guy might be more difficult, we weren’t even sure it was a fish at first because of how well he blended in. I would say both were between 4-7 inches, the second one being the larger of the two.
Caught in a lake in Northern PA, I believe it is a Pumpkinseed but I would really appreciate any help or advice😊
I caught this with a white curly tail crappie jig in a small lake in the Catskill Mountains in upstate New York. I'm leaning a possible melanistic black crappie. But I cant find a single photo that matches this fish.
Got it from my local Borneo stream. Looks like a rasbora but I don't know better. Length is around an inch for the bigger one I caught.
My teenage son came home with two guppy looking fish from a local pond that appears to be man made. It’s entirely abandoned and overgrown everywhere but I can’t imagine these fish are a native species. We live in Southern California. He added them to his 10 gallon tank and they seem to be thriving the last couple of weeks.
I've never caught a sucker before, so I haven't had to identify them. Caught in the *very* lower Provo. Sorry not all the photos are great
This thing was huge, probably almost 2 meters in length and extremely thick.