Archerfish, the common name for a family of tropical fish native to the waters of southeastern Asia and northern Australia. See more »

Blackfish, any of several unrelated fish. The Alaska blackfish, found in Arctic and sub-Arctic fresh waters, grows to 7 inches (18 cm) in length. See more »

Bluegill, a freshwater fish of the sunfish group. Bluegills are among the largest of the sunfish, reaching a weight of one pound (454 g) or more. See more »

Buffalo Fish, a North American fish belonging to the sucker family. It is found from Canada to Mexico, chiefly in the lakes and rivers of the Mississippi Valley. See more »

Carp, the name of a group of freshwater fish. The common, or German, carp is about two feet (60 cm) long and weighs 25 pounds (11.3 kg) or more. See more »

Climbing Perch (also called Climbing Gourami and Walking Fish), a freshwater fish that comes out of the water to breathe air for hours at a time. See more »

Crappie, a freshwater fish related to the perch and sunfish. It is a popular food fish. See more »

Dace, a name used for many different species of freshwater fish belonging to the minnow and carp family. See more »

Darter, the name of a group of small fish of the perch family. Darters swim about in short dashes, propelled by fins on the breast. See more »

Sunfish, the common name for a family of mostly small freshwater fish; also the name of a large ocean fish. See more »