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Although there is no exact game definition of '''fish''', for simplicity we call anything that may be ''[[Fishing|fished]]'' a ''fish''. Technically, the game treats these as [[vermin]].
:''(For the activity, see [[fishing]])''
 
  
Although there is no exact game definition of '''fish''', for simplicity anything that may be ''[[Fishing|fished]]'' is categorized as "a fish" in this wiki, including [[turtle]]s and [[cave lobster]]s. Technically, the game treats these as [[vermin]], but unlike true vermin they are a welcome [[food]] source, and are not hunted by cats (unless they are in suitably shallow water), but must be caught by [[fisherdwarf]]s with the [[fishing]] [[labor]] enabled.  However, as with all vermin, they appear spontaneously (aka "spawn") in any natural water environment and most artificially constructed ones.
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The {{k|z}}-status' ''stocks'' screen defines certain (dead) creatures as fish/raw fish. These are subject to [[rotting]]/[[wear]]).
  
(The {{k|z}}-status' ''stocks'' screen defines certain (dead) creatures as fish/raw fish. These are subject to [[rotting]]/[[wear]]).
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Certain larger creatures are also typically defined as fish even though they are treated as regular [[creature]]s by the game, for instance [[carp]]. They may not be caught by fisherdwarves. These larger fish can interrupt dwarves, attack, and come in [[skeletal]] and [[zombie]] varieties (which can move on land).
  
Certain larger species are also typically defined as fish even though they are treated as regular [[creature]]s by the game, for instance [[carp]] and [[Longnose gar]], among others. These larger fish may ''not'' be caught by fisherdwarves, but must be killed in combat. They can also be air-drowned by reducing the water they are in to 4/7 or less, like all fish. These aquatic monsters can interrupt dwarves' activities and will gladly attack and kill given half a chance.  In [[evil]] [[Biome|biomes]], they can come in [[skeletal]] and [[zombie]] varieties (which can move on land, among other [[fun]] surprises).
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Olms are the only water vermin that cannot be fished.
 
 
[[Olm]]s are the only water vermin that cannot be fished.
 
 
 
If eaten uncooked fish will leave a bone unless noted otherwise below.{{verify}}
 
 
 
While some vermin fish move across the map in small packs due to the [CLUSTER_NUMBER] creature token, others such as shad have been observed to migrate biannually in 'salmon runs,' filling an entire river with many fish on each tile. This is caused by a combination of the [CLUSTER_NUMBER:1:10] [[creature token]] and the [BIOME:OCEAN_TEMPERATE] and [BIOME:RIVER_TEMPERATE_*] [[biome token]]s.
 
  
 
== List of catchable fish ==
 
== List of catchable fish ==
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! Notes
 
! Notes
 
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|[[Turtle]]||{{Tile|☼|2:0}}||Any pool||Amphibious, pet value 10, has shell
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|Turtle||{{Tile|☼|#090|#000}}||Any pool||Amphibious, pet value 10, has shell
 
|-
 
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|[[Moghopper]]||{{Tile|∙|6:0}}||Savage pool||Amphibious, pet value 20, summer only, [[extracts|extract]] is [[mog juice]]
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|Moghopper||{{Tile|∙|#880|#000}}||Savage pool||Amphibious, pet value 20, summer only, [[extracts|extract]] is mog juice
 
|-
 
|-
|[[Mussel]]||{{Tile|m|7:1}}||Any ocean, lake, and river||Cookable live, no bones
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|Mussel||{{Tile|m|#fff|#000}}||Any ocean, lake, and river||Leaves pearl, cookable live, no bones
 
|-
 
|-
|[[Oyster]]||{{Tile|o|7:1}}||Any ocean||Cookable live, no bones
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|Oyster||{{Tile|o|#fff|#000}}||Any ocean||Leaves pearl, cookable live, no bones
 
|-
 
|-
|[[Salmon]]||{{Tile|α|4:1}}||Temperate ocean and river||Migratory
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|Salmon||{{Tile|α|#f00|#000}}||Temperate ocean and river
 
|-
 
|-
|[[Clownfish]]||{{Tile|α|4:1}}||Tropical ocean
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|Clownfish||{{Tile|α|#f00|#000}}||Tropical ocean
 
|-
 
|-
|[[Hagfish]]||{{Tile|~|6:0}}||Temperate and arctic ocean
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|Hagfish||{{Tile|~|#880|#000}}||Temperate and arctic ocean
 
|-
 
|-
|[[Brook lamprey]]||{{Tile|~|3:0}}||Temperate ocean and river
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|Brook lamprey||{{Tile|~|#088|#000}}||Temperate ocean and river
 
|-
 
|-
|[[Bat ray]]||{{Tile|ò|7:0}}||Temperate and tropical ocean
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|Bat ray||{{Tile|ò|#fff|#000}}||Temperate and tropical ocean
 
|-
 
|-
|[[Thornback ray]]||{{Tile|ò|6:0}}||Tropical ocean
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|Thornback ray||{{Tile|ò|#880|#000}}||Tropical ocean
 
|-
 
|-
|[[Spotted ratfish]]||{{Tile|α|6:0}}||Temperate ocean
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|Spotted ratfish||{{Tile|α|#880|#000}}||Temperate ocean
 
|-
 
|-
|[[Herring]]||{{Tile|α|3:1}}||Temperate and arctic ocean||<s>Wielded to cut down trees</s>
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|Herring||{{Tile|α|#0ff|#000}}||Temperate and arctic ocean||Wielded to cut down trees (just kidding)
 
|-
 
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|[[Shad]]||{{Tile|α|3:1}}||Temperate ocean and river, arctic ocean||Migratory
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|Shad||{{Tile|α|#0ff|#000}}||Temperate ocean and river, arctic ocean
 
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|[[Anchovy]]||{{Tile|α|7:1}}||Temperate ocean
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|Anchovy||{{Tile|α|#fff|#000}}||Temperate ocean
 
|-
 
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|[[Steelhead trout]]||{{Tile|α|3:1}}||Temperate ocean and river, arctic ocean||Migratory
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|Steelhead trout||{{Tile|α|#00f|#000}}||Temperate ocean and river, arctic ocean
 
|-
 
|-
|[[Hake]]||{{Tile|α|7:1}}||Temperate and arctic ocean
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|Hake||{{Tile|α|#fff|#000}}||Temperate and arctic ocean
 
|-
 
|-
|[[Seahorse]]||{{Tile|α|2:0}}||Temperate and tropical ocean
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|Seahorse||{{Tile|α|#080|#000}}||Temperate and tropical ocean
 
|-
 
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|[[Glasseye]]||{{Tile|α|4:1}}||Tropical ocean
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|Glasseye||{{Tile|α|#f00|#000}}||Tropical ocean
 
|-
 
|-
|[[White-spotted puffer]]||{{Tile|α|7:0}}||Tropical ocean
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|White-spotted puffer||{{Tile|α|#ccc|#000}}||Tropical ocean
 
|-
 
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|[[Sole]]||{{Tile|α|6:0}}||Tropical ocean
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|Sole||{{Tile|α|#880|#000}}||Tropical ocean
 
|-
 
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|[[Flounder]]||{{Tile|α|6:0}}||Temperate ocean
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|Flounder||{{Tile|α|#880|#000}}||Temperate ocean
 
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|-
|[[Mackerel]]||{{Tile|α|7:0}}||Temperate and arctic ocean
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|Mackerel||{{Tile|α|#ccc|#000}}||Temperate and arctic ocean
 
|-
 
|-
|[[Sea nettle jellyfish]]||{{Tile|Ω|6:0}}||Tropical ocean
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|Sea nettle jellyfish||{{Tile|Ω|#880|#000}}||Tropical ocean
 
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|[[Lungfish]]||{{Tile|α|6:0}}||Tropical pool, lake, and river||Amphibious
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|Lungfish||{{Tile|α|#880|#000}}||Tropical pool, lake, and river||Amphibious{{ver|0.27.169.33c}}
 
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|[[Clown loach]]||{{Tile|α|6:1}}||Tropical freshwater lake and river
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|Clown loach||{{Tile|α|#ff0|#000}}||Tropical freshwater lake and river
 
|-
 
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|[[Brown bullhead]]||{{Tile|α|6:0}}||Temperate freshwater lake
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|Brown bullhead||{{Tile|α|#880|#000}}||Temperate freshwater lake
 
|-
 
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|[[Yellow bullhead]]||{{Tile|α|6:0}}||Temperate freshwater lake
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|Yellow bullhead||{{Tile|α|#880|#000}}||Temperate freshwater lake
 
|-
 
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|[[Black bullhead]]||{{Tile|α|6:0}}||Temperate freshwater lake
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|Black bullhead||{{Tile|α|#880|#000}}||Temperate freshwater lake
 
|-
 
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|[[Banded knifefish]]||{{Tile|α|6:0}}||Tropical freshwater lake and river
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|Banded knifefish||{{Tile|α|#880|#000}}||Tropical freshwater lake and river
 
|-
 
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|[[Char]]||{{Tile|α|0:1}}||Temperate freshwater lake and river
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|Flounder||{{Tile|α|#880|#000}}||Tropical freshwater lake and river
 
|-
 
|-
|[[Rainbow trout]]||{{Tile|α|2:1}}||Temperate freshwater lake and river
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|Char||{{Tile|α|#555|#000}}||Temperate freshwater lake and river
 
|-
 
|-
|[[Sailfin molly]]||{{Tile|α|2:0}}||Temperate lake and river
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|Rainbow trout||{{Tile|α|#0f0|#000}}||Temperate freshwater lake and river
 
|-
 
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|[[Guppy]]||{{Tile|α|1:1}}||Tropical lake and river
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|Sailfin molly||{{Tile|α|#080|#000}}||Temperate lake and river
 
|-
 
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|[[Perch]]||{{Tile|α|7:1}}||Temperate freshwater lake and river
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|Guppy||{{Tile|α|#00f|#000}}||Tropical lake and river
 
|-
 
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|[[Cave fish]]||{{Tile|α|7:1}}||Subterranean water||Value 2
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|Perch||{{Tile|α|#fff|#000}}||Temperate freshwater lake and river
 
|-
 
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|[[Cave lobster]]||{{Tile|¥|7:1}}||Subterranean water||Value 2; has [[shell]], cookable live, no bones
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|Cave fish||{{Tile|α|#fff|#000}}||Subterranean water
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|-
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|Cave lobster||{{Tile|¥|#fff|#000}}||Subterranean water||Has shell, cookable live, no bones
 
|}
 
|}
  
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** [[Hammerhead shark]]
 
** [[Hammerhead shark]]
 
** [[Angelshark]]
 
** [[Angelshark]]
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** [[Blue shark]]
 
* [[Common skate]]
 
* [[Common skate]]
 
* [[Manta ray]]
 
* [[Manta ray]]
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* [[Carp]]
 
* [[Carp]]
 
* [[Tigerfish]]
 
* [[Tigerfish]]
* [[Pike (fish)|Pike]]
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* [[Pike]]
  
 
== See also ==
 
== See also ==
  
:* [[Creatures]] for a list containing other aquatic critters
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* [[Creatures]] for a list containing other aquatic critters
:* [[Vermin]]
 
  
{{Category|Animals}}
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[[Category:Animals]]

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