Different waters – ponds, lakes, marshes, streams rivers – often have somewhat distinct fish communities. We have done some work focussing on common stream fish. The mini-guide below pairs pictures we took of local fish with distribution maps based mainly on DEC records that Bob Daniels kindly shared. On those maps, the white circles indicate sampling points where the given species was not found; yellow dots indicate sites where it did occur. Many of these records are from the 1930s, and so they do not necessarily represent current distributions.
In this blog posting, you can join us deep (err… shallow) diving in one of our streams. Fish abound.
Click on the thumbnails to see larger versions of the images.
Common Shiner
Brook Trout
Brown Trout
Creek Chub
Fallfish
Eastern Blacknose Dace
Bluntnose Shiner
Golden Shiner
Flathead Minnow
Largemouth Bass
Tessellated Darter
White Sucker
Longnose Sucker
Slimy Sculpin
