Description, life cycle, and range. Focus on lake populations in Alaska.

Fact sheet with photo, focused on this fish as it occurs in the North American Great Lakes, where it was introduced.

Physical characteristics, preferred foods, life cycle, and conservation status of this ocean-going native of large cool rivers, now raised commercially worldwide.

Illustration, information, and distribution in New York.

Includes distribution, physical characteristics, natural history, and other topics. From Nova Scotia Department of Agriculture and Fisheries.

Fact sheet, with image, about this fish of Europe and western Asia that was introduced and is naturalized in much of North America.

Fact sheet with image, focused on the North American Great Lakes, where populations are maintained by annual stream stocking programs.

Fact sheet, with image, describing this fish particularly as it occurs in the North American Great Lakes, where it is introduced and maintained by stocking programs.

On-line report describing the conservation status of brown trout (Salmo trutta) and providing recommendations for conservation of genetic resources in this and other species of salmonid fishes.

Photo and information about California's state fish and its habitat.

Freshwater sockeye salmon. Reproductively isolated ocean-going, stream-spawning, and lake beach-spawning populations may exist side by side. From a site on protection of the Okanagan Lake kokanee.

Description, image, life history, and other information on this inland freshwater fish indigenous to North America. From Nova Scotia Department of Agriculture and Fisheries.

Fact sheet, with image, about this large fish of the North American Great Lakes.

Illustrated chart.

Fact sheet, with image, about this fish of the North American Great Lakes, also known as the round whitefish.

Fact sheet about this introduced fish of the North American Great Lakes, known in its native Pacific Northwest as the humpback salmon. Includes image.

Farm-raised salmon are causing both ecological problems and economic problems for the commercial fishing industry.

An online photographic expedition on the biology of Pacific wild salmon in the coastal waters and rivers of British Columbia's Great Bear Rainforest.

Detailed key, with diagrams, for distinguishing between various European members of the Pike family (Esocidae), the Smelt family (Osmeridae) and the Salmon family (Salmonidae).

Fact sheet about this introduced fish (a rainbow trout) of the North American Great Lakes, with image.

Large collection of links and other resources about these fish, compiled by an elementary school in Portland, Oregon. Topics include biology education and conservation, in addition to how to catch them, cook them, and buy them.