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Brook Trout. Bottom fins (pectoral, anal, pelvic ) have white margins Spots on side merge along top and appear worm like Slight notch in the tail fin. Brown Trout. Brown in color Red or gray – yellow spots surrounded by a white halo Spotted adipose fin. Rainbow Trout.
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Brook Trout • Bottom fins (pectoral, anal, pelvic ) have white margins • Spots on side merge along top and appear worm like • Slight notch in the tail fin
Brown Trout • Brown in color • Red or gray – yellow spots surrounded by a white halo • Spotted adipose fin
Rainbow Trout • Rainbow color characteristic on the sides • Black spots on the body and fins
Rio Grande cutthroat trout • Red slash marks below the jaw. Large black irregular spots on tail and upper 2/3rds of the body
Gila Trout • Gold / Copper Color • Black spots on upper half of the body and on the dorsal and caudal fins • Dark splotches along center line
Channel catfish • Deep forked tail, upper jaw projects beyond bottom jaw • Dark spots on body, white belly
Flathead catfish • Flat head, lower jaw projects beyond upper jaw. Pale yellow belly, mottled color. • Rounded caudal fin
Yellow bullhead catfish • Lower body has yellow color. The anal fin is rounded, fins are dusky brown and the head is depressed.
Smallmouth bass • Yellow-green with vertical bands • Jaw hinge slightly forward of the eye
Largemouth Bass • Usually dark green, dark splotches form a horizontal line. • Dorsal fin almost divided. • Upper jaw reaches behind rear margin of the eye
Striped bass • Olive green back, white belly with dark horizontal stripes. • Doral fin is separated
Bluegill • The gill fringe is blue in color, with a black patch on the back of the gill. It has five dark vertical bars on the sides. Body tends to be orange in color.
Crappie • Eyes locate near the top of the head. Dark flecking on the body.
Crayfish • Hard segmented exoskeleton. May be brown, yellow or green I pair of antennae and one pair of pinchers.
Kokanee Salmon • Bright silver on the sides. As they mature the female has a blue /green color and the male turns red with a hooked jaw.
Walleye • The light reflects light, giving it the shiny glossy appearance. White belly with a yellow/olive colored body. Usually has five dark saddles on the back
Carp • Small eyes, has thick lips with a barbel at the corner of its mouth. The carp has very large scales.
Sucker • Elongated head with the small mouth adapted for bottom feeding. Heavily scaled and a tinge of red or pink on its sides
Northern Pike • Olive green body with elongated white spots. Single dorsal fin and has a white underline, teeth are very evident.
Longnose Gar • Extremely long nose with numerous teeth. Long cylindrical body with a white underline. The dorsal fin is located almost in front of the tail fin.
Canada goose • Large brown goose • Long black neck • White Chin strap
Snow Goose • White goose, black on the tips of the primary wing feathers.
Mallard - Male • Green head, yellow bill, white ring on neck, gray back, blue wing speculum.
Mallard - Female • Orange bill with a black central patch. Dark cap and eye line. Mottle brown with a blue wing speculum.
Pintail - Male • Long pointed tail, blue – gray bill with a black stripe down the middle. White stripe on the back of then neck. Green wing speculum.
Pintail - Female • Bluish bill, yellow brown in color, pale green wing speculum
Shoveler - Male • Pronounced bill. Dark green head, white breast. Light blue shoulder patch, black – green speculums
Shoveler - female • Gray – brown buff in color, light blue shoulder patch, black-green speculum • Pronounced bill
Gadwall - Male • Grayish color, white patch on back of wing edge, black rump. Folded wings appear to have red/brown stripes
Gadwall - Female • Mottled brown color, white patch on wing edge.
Wigeon - Male • Brown body with a white abdomen, green on the back of the head. Pale yellow to white fore head. Pin/gray breast, green speculum. Blue Bill
Wigeon - female • Brown mottled body with a green wing speculum. Blue bill
Wood Duck - Male • Very colorful, body may be green, purple, burgundy. Green crested head and a white throat. Long square tail.
Wood Duck - Female • Brown to gray in color, white patches around the eyes. Crested head.
Green-winged teal Male • Cinnamon colored head with a green wing patch. White stripe down the side between the wing and breast. It has a black bill and feet and legs.
Green-winged , Female • The female has a light brown head and neck with a whitish throat, green patches on the wing.
Cinnamon teal - Male • Cinnamon colored head and body. Long dark bill, red eyes. Spatulate bill.
Cinnamon teal - Female • Brown eye, pale head
Blue –winged teal, male • The male has a blue gray head, a white curved stripe between the bill and the eye. Speckled pink and gray body.
Blue-winged teal, female • Speckled black, white and brown body. The bill is black and blue
Canvasback, male • Red head, long black bill, sloping forehead. Black chest with grey-white body.
Canvasback - female • Lighter colored head than the male. Long bill and sloping fore head are evident.
Lesser scaup - male • Dark green metallic head, speckled back, white side. Blue bill with a black nail tip.
Lesser scaup - female • Blue bill, black nail at tip, white band at the base of the bill, dark body.
Ring-necked duck - male • Dark head, very dark purple ring seen on the neck. Upper body and rear are black. Bill is blue/grey, white bordered with a black tip.
Ring-necked duck - female • Bill is blue grey , white bordered with a black tip. Tan sides, brown back and white belly.
Common merganser - male • Green-black head, white flanks, breast and belly. Long red, pointed, serrated bill. Dark back, white flanks, breast and belly.
Common merganser - female • Long orange serrated bill. Brown head, grey back and grey/white body
Hooded Merganser - male • Yellow eye, black head and back, large white patch in the center of the crest.
Hooded merganser - female • Brown eye, gray brown head and body, faint red tinge to the crest, white belly.