Fish No. 2
Not sure yet: rainbow or cutthroat (needs a look at the throat).
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Old Gravel: Never met a nymph they didn't like.
Live cam / The Regulars / Fish No. 2
Not sure yet: rainbow or cutthroat (needs a look at the throat).
Old Gravel: Never met a nymph they didn't like.
First seen Nov 13. Recognized by its spots 137 times so far, most often in the afternoon. Mostly a big eater.
The clearest full-resolution photos of Fish No. 2, picked automatically from every confirmed match. Only one side is on file so far; the other side gets linked the next times it turns around while it's alone in view. Tap one for full size.
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Today 4:34 PMEach line joins a spot on a new photo to the same spot on a photo already in Fish No. 2's file.




Fish are told apart by the pattern of black spots on their sides, like fingerprints. A face (one side of one fish) only earns a name after it has been matched on 3 separate visits at least 10 minutes apart, with 40 or more spots lining up. Each side of a fish is its own face, so one fish can have two. A fish close to the lens looks bigger than it is. Fish No. 2's profile as data.