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FISH
ID
"FISH ID"
is all-new and is your resource information page for both freshwater
and saltwater gamefish. Just click on your favorite gamefish and
you will find all the facts quick and easy.
FRESHWATER
GAMEFISH
BASS>
(Largemouth)
(Smallmouth)
(White) - CATFISH - CHAR> ( Arctic) (Dolly Varden) - GRAYLING
- MUSKELLUNGE - NORTHERN PIKE - TROUT> ( Brook) (Brown) (Cuttroat)
(Lake) (Rainbow) - SALMON> (Atlantic) (Chinook) (Chum) (Coho)
(Pink) - WALLEYE> (Sauger)
SALTWATER
GAMEFISH
BONEFISH
- COBIA
- DRUMS> (Atlantic
Croaker) (Black
Drum) (Red
Drum) (Spotted
Seatrout) - FLOUNDER
- GROUPER> (Black
Grouper) (Nassau
Grouper) (Red
Grouper) JACKS> (Almaco
Jack) (Banded
Rudderfish) (Blue
Runner) (Jack
Crevalle) - POMPANO> (Florida
Pompano) (Permit)
- SHARKS> (Bonnethead
Shark) (Sandbar
Shark) (Scalloped
Hammerhead) - SHEEPSHEAD
- SNAPPERS> (Dog
Snapper) ( Gray
Snapper) (Mutton
Snapper) (Red
Snapper) (Yellowtail
Snapper) - SNOOK
- TARPON
(Ladyfish)
THIS
WEEK'S FEATURED "SALTWATER GAMEFISH"
SNOOK
The
snook have a distinct lateral line and are found from central Florida
south to Central America. They enjoy inshore, coastal and brackish
waters, as well as mangrove shorelines, seawalls, and bridges; also
found on reefs and pilings nearshore. By the way, they are great
eating too!.
Florida
Record: 44 lbs., 3 ozs.
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