From the pike, a solitary predator, to the mighty catfish and the slender brook trout, this calendar features several of our most common freshwater fish. The fantastic underwater photographs give a vibrant impression of a fish's life in its natural habitat, from small ponds to large rivers.
From the pike, a solitary predator, to the mighty catfish and the slender brook trout, this calendar features several of our most common freshwater fish. The fantastic underwater photographs give a vibrant impression of a fish's life in its natural habitat, from small ponds to large rivers.
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14 Pages Including 1 Cover | 12 Months Featuring Beautiful Images (Top of Page) and Big Dated Grid for Notes (Below Image) | 1 Index Page | Size Closed: 12 x 12 Inch, Opened: 12 x 24 Inch
Illustrations:
January: Brook trout (Salvelinus fontinalis), originally introduced from North America, digs a spawning pit with its tail fin
February: Sea bass, spigola, or loup in French, also farmed in aquaculture
March: Ide, of all white fish, it is the least sensitive to salt water
April: Barbel, its name comes from the barbels on its mouth
May: Tench can survive extreme oxygen deprivation for short periods
June: Catfish, or sheatfish, excellent senses of smell and taste
July: Zander, a predatory fish that also competes with pike
August: Asp, with 137 intermuscular bones, is rather unpopular as a food fish
September: Tiger trout, a cross between brown trout and brook trout
October: Perch, known as Kretzer on Lake Constance and Egli in Switzerland
November: A mirror carp, has large scales along its lateral line organ
December: The pike, hiding among plants and surprising its prey
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