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Guide de poisson prioritaire pour Amérique du Nord.

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Brown Trout reference image
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Brown Trout

Salmo trutta

Brown trout (Salmo trutta) are a highly variable salmonid native to Europe and western Asia, now established in many cool waters worldwide. They occupy streams, rivers, lakes, and some coastal marine waters, and often become wary in heavily fished systems.

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Brown Trout reference image
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Brown Trout

Salmo trutta

Brown Trout est une espèce de poisson courante que l'on rencontre souvent dans les eaux adaptées et les zones structurées de cette espèce. Cette fiche résume l'identification, l'habitat et les conseils de pêche.

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Brown Wrasse reference image
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Brown Wrasse

Labrus merula

Brown wrasse (Labrus merula) is a reef-associated wrasse of the eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean, usually found over rocky and algal bottoms. It is a small to medium predatory fish that picks crabs, mollusks, worms, and other benthic prey from the substrate.

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Brownspotted Wrasse reference image
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Brownspotted Wrasse

Notolabrus parilus

Brownspotted wrasse is a coastal temperate reef fish from southern Australia and nearby waters, usually seen over rocky reefs, kelp, and seagrass beds. It forages close to the bottom on small benthic invertebrates and is not a major target for most anglers.

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Buffalo Sculpin reference image
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Buffalo Sculpin

Enophrys bison

Buffalo sculpin is a bottom-dwelling sculpin of cold North Pacific coastal waters, usually found over rocky or mixed seabeds. It lies in wait and ambushes small invertebrates and fish near the bottom.

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Bullhead Minnow reference image
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Bullhead Minnow

Pimephales vigilax

Bullhead minnow (*Pimephales vigilax*) is a small, hardy cyprinid of warm, often turbid waters. It commonly lives in quiet backwaters and shallow margins where it forages close to the bottom on tiny invertebrates and algae.

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Bullseye Puffer reference image
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Bullseye Puffer

Sphoeroides annulatus

Bullseye puffer is a small tropical pufferfish from the eastern Pacific, commonly found in shallow coastal waters. It uses strong beak-like teeth to crush hard-shelled prey and can be cautious around baited hooks because of its probing feeding style.

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Bumphead Parrotfish reference image
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Bumphead Parrotfish

Bolbometopon muricatum

Bumphead parrotfish is a large, reef-associated parrotfish of the Indo-Pacific known for its massive hump-backed head and powerful beak-like teeth. It feeds mainly on hard corals and reef framework, producing large volumes of fine sand.

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Burbot reference image
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Burbot

Lota lota

Burbot (Lota lota) is a coldwater freshwater cod relative found in lakes and large rivers across the Northern Hemisphere. It is a nocturnal bottom-dweller that feeds heavily on fish and invertebrates, especially in winter and under ice.

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Butterfly Peacock Bass reference image
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Butterfly Peacock Bass

Cichla ocellaris

Butterfly peacock bass (Cichla ocellaris) is a large cichlid from the Amazon basin, introduced widely in warm waters for sport fishing. It is an aggressive ambush predator that hunts fish and large aquatic insects around cover.

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Cabezon reference image
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Cabezon

Scorpaenichthys marmoratus

Cabezon is a Pacific coastal sculpin found from central California to Baja California, especially around rocky reefs and kelp-lined shorelines. It is a bottom ambush predator that eats crabs, shrimp, mollusks, and small fishes, and is well known for its large, bony head and mottled camouflage.

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Caesar Grunt reference image
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Caesar Grunt

Haemulon carbonarium

Caesar Grunt is a Caribbean grunt associated with shallow coral and rocky reefs. It feeds low over the bottom on small invertebrates and is usually taken incidentally rather than targeted as a major gamefish.

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