D. hexazona

R. sarawakensis

D. johorensis

I am confident that #3 is a Rainbow Darter, #4 is a Fantail Darter, and #5 is a Johnny Darter. I included them for reference but need help with everything else.

Are all the others just female Rainbow Darters? The dorsals being spiny not round is throwing me off.

[Cuyahoga Valley, OH]

Some fish I caught in a small creek on SW Virginia:

1. Roanoke darter (Percina roanoka)

2. Fantail darter (Etheostoma flabellare)

3. Crescent shiner (Luxilus cerasinus)

4. Blue ridge sculpin (Cottus caeruleomentum)

5. Mountain redbelly dace (Chrosolus oreas)

6. White shiner (Luxilus albeus)

7. Torrent sucker (Thoburnia rhothoeca)

8. Blacktip jumper (Moxostoma cervinum)

9. Central stoneroller (Campostoma anomalum)

10. Bluehead chub (Nocomis leptocephalus)

11. Bluehead chub (Nocomis leptocephalus)

Bluehead chubs and white shiner were caught on a fly, the rest were with a dipnet (yes! Even the massive stoneroller!!)

T. vittata

Cute little one in a pond mostly full of green sunfish. Illinois.

itty bit slab huntr on 1/32 zman jig

My favorite species. Got these back in march

B. balunga

Hey guys, some more fish I caught in a creek using fly lures. First guy is 6.5”, second is 5”. third is 3.5” and the last fellas I did not get a chance to measure.

Around 8cm but was cool to see the teeth already developing, went after a spoon almost half his size

laticlavius x goramy

Caught in Lake Ponchartrain.

I’m curious, what are they called in your area? B. apollon

Recently got my starter kit from JustFishingLOL. I’ve been practicing tying on my line and getting set up so when I’m out and about I’m not fumbling with it. I’m curious where I can get more gear. Like more line, fast snaps, hooks, maybe even the little foam rounds that the premade lines came wrapped in. Any input is appreciated, thank you.

Edit to add: I’m in the Midwest US

Need help IDing these fellas! All were caught in shallow creeks and rivers in Central Maine

Anyone else annoyed by this species of 3 spot fish?

Always biting when you target something else!

R. kalochroma

Caught using ultralight in Maine! Two Golden Shiners and Two Redbreast Sunfish