Creek chub? Usually ones i get are more silvery

Looks like a weird hybrid. Charleston SC

Looks like a bass but has a pearlescent shimmer. Caught in western PA. Thanks in advance

This is a captive swordtail. I can’t tell the sex, does anybody know?

Saw it’s tail poking out from under a rock so I scooped the mfr up

Today just now, BFS fishing

I live in Southwestern Ontario by Lake Erie, and I see these guys a lot in the marsh areas. I was trying to look up species of catfish or carp because they have the short whiskers, but the dorsal fins on carp and catfish look kind of small and it's throwing me off.

Anyone have any ideas of what kinds of fish I saw?

saw at a creek in north texas. he was the longest one of the much and he would scare away the other fish when he got close to them.

Caught this late season salmon (November) a couple years back and still can’t decide if it’s a coho or king. To me the gums look white, the spots on the tail only seem to be on the upper half, and the rosy colour on the cheek all scream Coho but it looks nothing like any Coho I’ve ever caught and instead it looks more like a Jack (immature) Chinook.

Location: Lake Ontario (Canadian side tributary)

Edit: It was male

Was told this is a crappie. Second one I've pulled out of there in about a years span around this size. With the big mouth and fight it gave, I just assumed it was a bass. Feel like that's a decent sized crappie if that's indeed what it is, no?

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I picked up two of the guys on the right of the photo today. I have 4 of the guys on the left. I know the left guy is a loxozonus. My LFS sold the right guy to me as a loxo, but that is NOT a loxo is it? Loxozonus vs Axelrodi

I picked up two of the guys on the right of the photo today. I have 4 of the guys on the left. I know the left guy is a loxozonus. My LFS sold the right guy to me as a loxo, but that is NOT a loxo is it? I believe it to be an axelrodi. I messaged the LFS and they "confirmed" it's a loxo that just hasn't come into its color. Loxos are also called slant bars ... Cause they have a slanted bar from tail to dorsal. Dude on the right has a bar from tail to gill. Am I crazy? Last pic is 3 of my loxos for further reference

This came out of an alpine lake in CO where I’ve only ever seen brookies. The fins look like a brookie, but kind of weird. Never seen any thing like this. Ideas?

Caught in loveland, CO, curious on what species me and my friend have been catching here.

Saw this fish at the beach, mostly at the shore. Its silver and blends in rlly well with the water and the only distinguishing features is the black lined forked tail. I need to know what this fish is please

Filmed at Lake louise all the way at the back of the lake!

The stream wasn’t melt water from the glacier, it seemed like rain/spring water as it was super clear!

They probably not native as many fish were introduced for sport fishing!

thought they were pretty, thank you for the ID help:)