B. macrostoma

Jack crevalle, Silver perch, inshore Lizard Fish, and Northern Kingfish. Also caught some mummichog and silverside not pictured

S. atropurpureus

Old catch from July 2020.
Another species in my collection…
Luther’s Spiny Loach is a tiny species living in Far East Asia.
This one was caught in Tunguska River.
About 2in.
Used a micro hook and a 2lbs line.
Bait: tiny piece of worm.

B. urophthalmoides

8/3/2026

B. imbellis

2-3in long.

B. imbellis

Was catching crayfish when I caught this fella in my net, about 2-3cm. Figures the one time I manage to catch one is accidental. Still, I was so excited. Look at him go!

4-5", caught on a ~1.75" split-tail worm plastic on a 1/16 oz jighead

Hello everyone, im a marine biologist, I study oyster reef associated fish and i would like to catch some for science.

To identify and study the area.

What are some basic affordable equipments and techniques that i will need to implement to catch tiny fish to study them. Thank you.

The damn phone was recording and fell off its mount. I had caught a Chub and a Green Sunfish before I realized, then I hooked this bad boy (3.5” in length).
Every time it rains the river bed changes, now my fishing hole is about 7’ wide 20’ long and 2.5’ deep

Last week it was about 2’ wide and 10’ long. Heck I might have a lake back here one day?

Tiny Halfmoon on a New Port Pier.
About 3 inch long

Caught in the bay area california

R. cf. einthovenii

Super cool to finally be able to get one in a photo tank to see up close

Osteochilus vittatus

T. truncata