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2
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This fish is found in streams statewide and had random patterns of spots, bars, and speckles on it.
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3
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Non-native species introduced to an area, and can be harmful.
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4
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This tiny fish is found in the Virgin River.
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5
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This small fish grows to about 5 inches long, is metallic olive or yellow, and can be found in streams or desert springs.
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6
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This bottom-feeding fish is olive-brown in color and can grow up to 3 feet long in some areas.
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7
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Introducing contaminants to the environment that can damage it.
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8
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This fish ranges from 6 to 16 inches long and lives in upper Snake River.
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9
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This fish is named after the red markings on it.
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10
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Catching more fish than can naturally be replaced.
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1
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This fish can grow up to 2 feet long, has spots, and is found in the Bonneville basin.
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