Fish living in the New York

Fish species found in the waters of New York.

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Salvelinus fontinalus

The charr group includes only one species that is actually called 'charr' in English, Salvelinus alpinus, …

Esox masquinongy x Esox lucius

Tiger muskellunge was thought to be a separate species until scientists were able to cross northern …

Salvelinus namaycush x Salvelinus fontinalis

Splake are difficult to identify externally as they resemble both parents. The body shape is intermediate …

Campostoma anomalum

The Central Stoneroller has a thick and poorly compressed torpedo-shaped body of dull gray color with …

Maxostoma macrolepidotum

Suckers are most easily distinguished by their small mouths and large fleshy lips. They have no …

Salvelinus fontinalis

Brook trout have such unique coloration and patterns that they are rarely confused with other fish, …