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Mark
 
Petersons was the book we used in my Sr. level ichthyology class. I refer to it quite a bit, even when I think I know for sure.

Sorry Sue, thought maybe you had another heavier wet suit you were diving.

Tom
 
Originally posted by SubMariner
Dee, I haven't investigated any online resources yet, but I have to tell you that there are few freshwater books available. Books for FISHING yes, but for ID/Naturalist purposes? No.

So far I have only found one: Peterson Field Guides "Freshwater Fishes" by Lawrence Page/Brooks Burr. It is the one I have been using to teach U/W Naturalist or AWARE Fish ID in fresh water. (I also use a Golden Press book on Freshwater Ecosystems, but I'll not get into that here.)

Maybe we can appeal to people on the board to be on the lookout for a better source, either in print or online?

Hmm... I think I'll post something on one of the other, more approrpiate forums & see what develops.

TTFN,

~SubMariner~

I started an online search today for Freshwater ID sites and found very little. One fishing site had a few horrible photos that looked like a 1st grader had cut them out and pasted them on construction paper! The Texas Park & Wildlife Dept. has a decent one with some colored drawings but they aren't large enough to see details. And nowhere did I find anything other than pictures.

Sub~ I think I'll hit the bookstore and look at Peterson's. Sure wish there was the equilivent to Paul Humann's books for fresh water!
 
Dee, being that Fetch lives in College Station, he may have access to some of the A&M's data on freshwater fish.If he does, I'll be there next week,and can pick it up.I'll also look for textbooks on it while I'm there.
 
Originally posted by HOMEYLLAMA
Dee, being that Fetch lives in College Station, he may have access to some of the A&M's data on freshwater fish.If he does, I'll be there next week,and can pick it up.I'll also look for textbooks on it while I'm there.

I didn't think of A&M...duh! I'd appreciate whatever ya'll can find. I'm tired of calling everything a Perch!
 
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