There are over a hundred species of fish in North America that are constantly hunted. In total, there are about one and a half thousand species from the sturgeon, perch and tarpon families. Giant white sturgeon and yellow perch delight local fishermen. The territory is not deprived of salmon, among which there is chinook salmon. Many species like calm waters with cool water, where the oxygen content is high, but sometimes swim in lakes and rivers. Sexual dimorphism is most often expressed in size, and otherwise it is difficult to determine this feature.
american eudo
American char
American pike
American river eel
american catfish
arctic char
white shovelnose
white sturgeon
bigmouth buffalo
Other fish of North America
largemouth bass
paddlefish
Dalliya
yellow perch
Zebra tetraodon
needle farlovella
Mudfish
Canadian walleye
channel catfish
Malma
Mikizha
Mississippi cuirass
common sunfish
Olive catfish
Pirate Perch
Spotted shell pike
bluegill dory
Conclusion
Fish of North America are amazing creatures that prefer fry. Usually these are aggressive fish, but the lightfin zander is rather an exception and therefore does not resist when catching. The shape of the body is often elongated, on the sides it can be replaced by a slightly flattened one, on especially bright days, fish like to swim to the depths and wait there. Their body is quite wide and long, it can reach one and a half meters, like the Atlantic tarpon. Everyone eats about the same, consisting of crabs and shrimps, and sometimes insects.
