🗺️ State Fish Species
Select a state to explore its fish species. All season data is biological only — always check local regulations before fishing.
💡About Species CountsClick to expand
Why our counts differ from total state biodiversity:
Subtropical diversity + reef systems
Mountains to coast gradient
Strong coastal estuaries + productive inland rivers
One of most freshwater-diverse states
Gulf access + massive river systems
60+ rockfish species grouped
Chesapeake Bay + mountain streams
Shoal Bass native + estuarine
Great Lakes + cold-water salmonids + Atlantic coastal
Entirely freshwater with strong trout + bass ecosystems
Available States
States with data highlighted below
Alaska
California
Florida
Georgia
North Carolina
New York
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Washington
Expanding Coverage
We're actively building comprehensive fish databases for remaining states
🌊Remaining U.S. States with Coastlines
Atlantic Coast
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific Coast
Non-Contiguous
🚢Great Lakes Region
Direct shoreline on one or more Great Lakes
🌊Mississippi River Basin
Mississippi main stem or major tributaries — high freshwater relevance
🍁States Bordering Canada
Cold-water species, migratory overlap, shared waters
States marked with ✓ are complete.
We're prioritizing states by biodiversity and recreational impact. Check back for updates.
Regulations
Season data here is biological only. Always confirm current rules with your state agency before fishing.
