Barbel
A whiskered, powerful bottom-feeding cyprinid of European rivers, fighting hard against the current.
16 fish containing the letter B — each with origin, classification, and notes.
Below are fish that contain the letter B anywhere in the name. Each of the 16 fish below opens to a full profile.
A whiskered, powerful bottom-feeding cyprinid of European rivers, fighting hard against the current.
A colossal, ancient sturgeon of the Caspian and Black Seas, source of the world's most valuable caviar.
A spear-nosed apex predator of the open Atlantic, one of the most coveted big-game fish in the world.
A warm-blooded ocean giant capable of transoceanic migrations, the most prized fish at Tokyo's tuna auctions.
A common, palm-sized sunfish of North American ponds and lakes, instantly recognized by its dark gill flap.
A jewel-toned char native to eastern North American mountain streams, intolerant of warmth or pollution.
A widely transplanted European salmonid that has become the wild trout of cold streams across six continents.
A bold, wide-mouthed cyprinid of European rivers, willing to eat almost anything and easy to spot under tree cover.
A giant flatfish of cold northern seas, the largest right-eyed flatfish on Earth and a prized food fish.
North America's most popular freshwater game fish, a stout predator of warm lakes, ponds, and slow rivers.
A Pacific salmonid with a vivid pink stripe, the workhorse of trout hatcheries worldwide.
A silver-flanked predator of European coasts, prized in Mediterranean cuisine and farmed across the region.
A silver-gold Mediterranean reef fish, second only to sea bass in European marine aquaculture.
A hard-fighting game fish of clear, rocky rivers and northern lakes, prized for its strength relative to size.
A powerful anadromous game fish of the Atlantic coast, central to East Coast sport fishing.
A large, diamond-shaped left-eyed flatfish of European seas, considered one of Europe's finest food fish.
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