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Fish Freshwater:     more books (100)

Freshwater Gamefish of North America by Dick Sternberg, 1996 McClane's Field Guide to Freshwater Fishes of North America by A. J. McClane, 1978-06-15 Focus on Freshwater Aquarium Fish by Geoff Rogers, Nick Fletcher, 2004-08-07 Freshwater Fishes of Mexico by Robert Rush Miller, W. L. Minckley, et all 2006-03-15 Inland Fishes of the Greater Southwest: Chronicle of a Vanishing Biota by W.L. Minckley, Paul C. Marsh, 2009-05-09 Ken Schultz's Essentials of Fishing: The Only Guide You Need to Catch Freshwater and Saltwater Fish by Ken Schultz, 2009-11-02 The Freshwater Fishes of Alaska by James Edwin Morrow, 1980 New Zealand Freshwater Fishes: an Historical and Ecological Biogeography (Fish & Fisheries Series) by R.M. McDowall, 2010-08-03 Freshwater Fish Pond Culture and Management by Marilyn Chakroff, 1982-12 A Complete Guide to the Freshwater Fishes of Southern Africa by Paul H. Skelton, 1993-01 Freshwater Fish of Texas Field Guide (Fish Of...) by Dan Johnson, 2009-03-30 Tropical Freshwater Aquarium Fish from A to Z (Compass Guides) by Ulrich Schliewen, 2005-05-01 The FreshwaterFishes of British Columbia by J. D. McPhail, 2007-09-28 A Practical Guide to Breeding Your Freshwater Fish (Tankmasters Series) by Derek Lambert, 2001-09

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41. Fish-Itt First Lure Co. Quality Fishing Lures
    Makers of the PopEyed Rattler and Double Dancer lures for salmon, walleye, bass, snook, steelhead, coho, trout, and nearly all gamefish in saltwater, freshwater and ice fishing.  
    http://www.fishittfirst.com
    
    Extractions: Welcome To Fish-Itt First Last Update March 28, 2004 Click Here Double Dancer Page Pop-Eyed Rattler Page Ice Fishing ... Photo Album As Seen In: Other cool outdoors stuff! This nice Steelhead was taken on a 3inch Orange Tiger, Pop-Eyed Rattler trolled by Will Bonine on the 24' Slickcraft, Jenicheal Joe, out of Pentwater, MI on Lake Michigan July 26, 2002. The Pop-Eyed Rattler is also effective cast or used for drop-back fishing. 2oz Double Dancers (below,right) are the Hottest New Spoon behind a downrigger on the Great Lakes. Fish-Itt First Lure Company offers two outstanding, fish catching baits: The Pop-Eyed Rattler and the Double Dancer The Pop-Eyed Rattler is a diving, suspending, rattling crankbait that is so different it's patented. The segmented body moves with a tight wobble and pushes water in a vibration that drives fish to attack it. Stop the retrieve and it suspends, triggering strikes. The rattles bring fish from far away. It is beautifully hand painted and comes in eight color patterns and two sizes. Our bug-eyed friend catches Walleye, Smallmouth and Largemouth Bass, Coho, Steelhead, Brown trout, Pike, Stripers, Snook, Reds, and many others. The Pop-Eyed Rattler will become your favorite crankbait!

42. NY State Freshwater Fishing Records
    A listing of the largest fish recognized by the New York State Angler Achievement Program State freshwater fishing Records. More information from this division freshwater fishingAngler Achievement Awards Program 6/9/2001. Drum, freshwater. 24 lb. 7 oz  
    http://www.dec.state.ny.us/website/dfwmr/fish/fsrecl5.html
    
    Extractions: More information from this division: Freshwater Fishing Angler Achievement Awards Program Species Weight Angler Lure Water Date Bass, Largemouth 11 lb. 04oz. John L. Higbie Spinnerbait Buckhorn Lake Bass, Rock 1 lb. 15 oz. Eric Avogardo Live Shiner Ramapo River Bass, Smallmouth 8 lb. 4 oz. Andrew C. Kartesz Lake Erie Bass, Hybrid Striped 11 lb. 2 oz. George C. Harris Live Alewife Lake Waccabuc, Westchester Co. Bass, Striped (inland) 55 lbs. Dan Mangold Cut Herring Hudson River, Ulster Co. Bass, White 3 lb. 6 oz. Robert Hilton Rapala Furnace Brook Bluegill 2 lb. 8 oz. Devin C. VanZandt Worm Kohlbach Pond Bowfin 12.81 lb. Jeff Harrington Live Minnow Basha Kill, Sullivan Co. Bullhead, Black 7 lb. 7 oz. Kevin Kelly Wonder Bread Mill Pond Bullhead, Brown 6 lb. 9 oz. Bobby Tripplet Nightcrawler Sugarloaf Pond Burbot 16 lb. 12 oz. Terrance B. Colwell Minnow Black River Bay Carp, Common 50 lb. 4 oz. Charles Primeau, Sr. Night Crawler Tomhannock Reservoir Catfish, Channel 32 lb. 12 oz. Chris Dixon Worm Brant Lake, Warren Co. Catfish, White

43. MASSACHUSETTS FISHES FISH IDENTIFICATION
    Identification Keys to Massachusetts freshwater Fishes. by Karsten E. Hartel, David B. Halliwell, and Alan E. Launer. Information  
    http://collections.oeb.harvard.edu/Fish/ma_fish/key.htm

44. Tampa Exotic Tropicals
    freshwater fish wholesalers located in Florida.  
    http://members.tripod.com/~TampaExoticTropicals/index.html

45. <<>>
    Provide information concerning Polish aquaculture, freshwater fish farming, farming equipment, feed producers, and fish processing plants.  
    http://www.Aquapoland.pro.onet.pl

46. Tropical Freshwater Aquarium Fish
    Tropical freshwater Aquarium fish larger font size Preface Introduction fish Anatomy Water Chemistry The Aquarium Plant Care Plant Species Food Disease  
    http://www.mongabay.com/fish/

47. Fish Carving Art Of Freshwater Fish By Arnold Lathigee
    Hand carved fish from basswood mounted on driftwood or plaques.  
    http://www3.ns.sympatico.ca/1smartlady/carver.htm
    
    Extractions: Nova Scotia, Canada Born in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Arnold became an avid sport fishing enthusiast for trout and Atlantic salmon at an early age.Arnold retired in 1995 and found his "second career" to be carving fish. The culmination of years of fishing and his intimacy with the catch is shown in these works of Art sculpted of Basswood, with every detail lovingly etched from memory to depict character, life and movement. Each Carving is individual, no machined or assembly line fish here! Because each fish is hand sculpted each carving has a personality of it's own!

48. Recipe: HALÁSZLÈ
    Recipe using freshwater fish, Hungarian peppers, and tomatoes.  
    http://www.soupsong.com/rhalaszl.html
    
    Extractions: Click HERE to register your comments......or improve the recipe. Or do you want to take another look at the homepage MENU Or do you want to SEARCH for something specific? (Hungarian fish soup) This superb bright-red soup is made with freshwater fishreflective of landlocked Hungary, which is blessed with Lake Balaton and many rivers. And it's traditionally cooked in a narrow-bottomed black kettle hung on a tripod over an open fire. The soul of it is big chunks of fresh fish in a savory broth absolutely larded with paprika. Serve hot to 6-8 people as a meal, with white bread, pickled salads, and a fine Hungarian wine. Garnish: sliced green bell pepper , with sliced hot peppers served on the side Bring the stock to a boil and stir in the paprika. Let simmer for a minute. Add pieces of fish, their roe and milt (if available), the chopped tomato and peppers, and cook over fairly high heat for about 20 minutes. Don't stir the soup or you will break up the fishjust tilt the pan from side to side to keep the fish from sticking.

49. Dictionary Of Animals - Black Fish (freshwater)
    black fish. Alaskan freshwater bony fish. It is characterized by its dorsal fin being far back and opposite its anal fin. The scales  
    http://www.tiscali.co.uk/reference/dictionaries/animalsplants/data/m0063812.html
    
    Extractions: Frames not supported Index A B C D ... W X Y Z Animals Alaskan freshwater bony fish. It is characterized by its dorsal fin being far back and opposite its anal fin. The scales of the black fish are very small and embedded in the skin. It lives in peat bogs and small rivers. During the winter it hides in the mud, and may even survive in solid ice. Classification

50. 7th International Symposium
    Concentrated on the science of eutrophication and hypoxia, as they affect both freshwater and marine fishes.  
    http://water.montana.edu/symposium/
    
    Extractions: Participants of the 7th International Symposium. The symposium convened on the shores of the Baltic Sea in Tallinn, Estonia. It was a great success; scientists and students from 15 nations gathered to discuss current work related to eutrophication and hypoxia, as they affect both freshwater and marine fishes. Manuscripts from the symposium will be published in a proceedings volume and available for download from this website during 2004. Symposium sponsors included the United States Environmental Protection Agency, the Estonian Academy of Sciences, the Estonian Agricultural University, the International Section of the American Fisheries Society and Montana State University (USA). Members of the Organizing Committee included: Gretchen Rupp and Michelle White, Montana State University; Arvo Tuvikene, Estonian Agricultural University; George Bailey, US Environmental Protection Agency; Dave Randall, University of British Columbia and City University of Hong Kong, and John Steffensen, University of Copenhagen. SITE UPDATES!

51. Florida's Freshwater Fishes
    All you need to know about freshwater fishes in Florida. freshwater fish Identification and Biology, click to return to freshwater home.  
    http://floridafisheries.com/Fishes/
    
    Extractions: Anatomy Black Bass Catfish Gar Non-Native Fish Other Panfish Pickerels Stripers Suckers Threatened Measurements Alpha-Common Names Sci-Name/Photo List Restricted Aquatics Prohibited Aquatics Florida has 3 million acres of freshwater lakes and 12,000 miles of streams and rivers. From those waters over 250 different species of freshwater fishes have been collected. This includes several rather rare native fishes and 73 species of non-native fishes (fish that come from outside of the United States and would not have been found in Florida if it were not for man's intervention). The fish species that most people tend to think about are the larger fish that are used for recreation or food. Of those, the 33 most popular are part of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission's (FWC) "Big Catch" program and most are described in detail in this section of our web site (click the group you want to learn about in the table above, or i f you aren't certain of the group in which to find a fish you can pick it from the common names list) . There is also a poster (small pdf version available for download) that illustrates these fishes and is available for schools and fishing-related businesses that will publicly display it. A separate brochure is available to identify some of Florida's common exotic fishes (

52. BIM Corporate - For Consumers - Recipes
    Recipes for mollusks, crustaceans, demersal, pelagic, and freshwater species, from the Irish Sea Fisheries Board.  
    http://www.bim.ie/templates/recipes.asp?node_id=346

53. Florida Freshwater Fishes List
    A Check List of Florida s freshwater fishes, with Photos. Pteronotropis welaka, bluenose shiner, F,S. Pterophyllum scalare, freshwater angel fish, F,Xcol.  
    http://floridafisheries.com/Fishes/sci-name.html
    
    Extractions: NOTE: Freshwater fishes listed here have been collected during routine sampling by Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission biologists at sites classified as fresh water. However, some species are traditionally classified as marine (saltwater) and seldom seen in fresh water. Links under the scientific name column go to photos of the fish taken by Mr. Gray Bass or Mr. Paul Shafland, Commission Biologists. (Note: the photos of the convict and jewel cichlids, by Wiljo Jonsson, are used with permission.) A current list of non-native fishes is maintained by Paul Shafland and included in this list. A separate photo gallery is also available with these images that includes some anecdotal information about the species, it is best viewed using Microsoft Explorer (see fish gallery LEGEND F is for freshwater (Fa indicates they are anadromous, in other words, they spawn in fresh water but mature in the ocean; Fc means they are catadromous and spawn in saltwater but mature in rivers or lakes),

54. Fishing In Cyprus
    Angling and information on various kinds of saltwater and freshwater fish in Cyprus.  
    http://agrino.org/fishing
    
    Extractions: Sorry, your browser doesn't support Java(tm). Hello everybody ! This site provides information about various kinds of saltwater and freshwater fish found in the sea, dams and rivers on the island of Cyprus. Also we will provide information to the best of our knowledge about angling from the sea shore and banks of dams. Any additional info, suggestions or corrections will be greatly appreciated, so please drop us a line. 28-04-2004 Kalopanayiotis dam is full again and small rainbows (15-20 cm) have been released. 28-04-2004 Lefka dam is almost full again and small rainbows (15-20 cm) have been released. 10-04-2004 Tamasos dam. Very small rainbows (10-12 cm) have been released. I don't really understand the way fisheries dept think. By the time they grow up it will be summer time and all will die due to the water temperature. Feb 25, 2004. Lefka dam is EMPTY AGAIN. All water has been removed once more by the fisheries and water development depts and all underwater lifeform DESTROYED for the second time in less than two years. And nobody seems to care. !!! WHY ? 20-02-04. Kalopanayiotis dam is now empty. The officials will wait for some time and then fill the dam because this is what they are supposed to do. Makes you wonder, doesn't it ?

55. MassWildlife Freshwater Fish State Records
    MassWildlife s freshwater fish Records*. *Trophy anglers, the Sportfishing Awards Program, offers yearly recognition to anglers who  
    http://www.mass.gov/dfwele/dfw/dfwfrec.htm

56. Neodat Project
    The InterInstitutional Database of fish Biodiversity in the Neotropics. Provides systematic and geographic data on neotropical freshwater fish specimens deposited in natural history collections.  
    http://neodat.org/
    
    Extractions: The Inter-Institutional Database of Fish Biodiversity in the Neotropics (NEODAT) is an international cooperative effort to make available systematic and geographic data on neotropical freshwater fish specimens deposited in natural history collections in the New World and Europe. The Project is funded by National Science Foundation grants to the University of Michigan (UMMZ), the American Museum of Natural History (AMNH) and the University of New Orleans (UNO).

57. Fishstix
    Custom rods for saltwater and freshwater applications. Fly rods, standup,popping rods,and IGFA type trolling rods.  
    http://www.fishstixrods.com

58. Fish - Freshwater Recipes
    Outdoor Cookbook fish freshwater Recipes.  
    http://www.lake-link.com/info/cookbook/recipelist.cfm?RecipeCategoryID=5

59. FisHedz Aquarium
    Learn what you need to know about setting up and maintaining a freshwater aquarium. Useful tips, photographs, and information about fish.  
    http://www.FisHedz.com/

60. Index
    Offers freshwater fishing trips on the Zambezi river.  
    http://www.fish-on-safaris.com/

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