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Full Description
Identify your catch with the definitive field guide to nearly 1,200 freshwater fish of the United States and Canada.
Freshwater fishing is a perfect outdoor activity for all ages and skill levels. There's a whole world to discover beneath the surface of North America's lakes, rivers, and streams. Whether you're casting for bass, spotting an unfamiliar species, or simply exploring aquatic life, the Freshwater Fish of North America Field Guide by Dave Bosanko and Dan Johnson is the ultimate guide to the fish you'll find. When you're not sure what you reeled in, pull this handy guide out of your tackle box and narrow your choices by family (based on visual characteristics). Then identify your prize with the intricately detailed fish illustrations. Further verify the type of fish using the "Similar Species" comparisons.
Book Features:
Detailed information about nearly 1,200 species
Professional illustrations—perfect for fish identification
Helpful facts about habitat preferences, feeding behavior, and reproduction
Expert fishing tips, including recommended baits and techniques for dozens of species
Bonus content on fish anatomy, invasive species, and responsible angling practices
This authoritative guide blends scientific detail with practical advice, making it perfect for anglers, educators, and nature lovers. Learn how fish navigate their underwater environments and discover new techniques to improve your success on the water.
Contents
About This Book
How to Use This Book
Fish Identification
Fish Anatomy
Fish Names
The Fish of the United States
Fish Biology
Fish Diversity
Adaptations and Reproduction
How Fish Swim
Fish Perception
A Bit about Fishing
Gear and Equipment
Frequently Asked Questions
Fish Diseases
Invasive Species
Fun with Fish
Fish Consumption Advisories
Catch-and-Release Fishing
Fish Measurement
Sample Pages
Identification Guide
Glossary
Primary References
Index
About the Authors
