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Brown Trout
Exotic from Europe. Introduced in Arizona in 1931. Olive-brown with yellowish brown sides. Some orange or red spots on the sides, black spots often encircled with light yellow or white, dark spots on back and sides.
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Brook Trout
Introduced to Arizona in 1903. Brook trout are actually chars, related more closely to fishes that live in colder areas of the Northern Hemisphere than to true trout.
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Black Crappie
Introduced to Arizona in 1905. Head and back heavily and irregularly spotted with black blotches on a silver-olive background; tail, dorsal and anal fins are spotted.
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Arctic Grayling
The Arctic grayling is native to Siberia and North America as far south as Montana, introduced into Arizona in 1940.
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Apache Trout
The Apache is one of Arizona’s two native trout species and is the Arizona state fish. Body color is yellowish-gold at the top of the head and the back is a dark olive.
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Blue Gill
Native to the Great Lakes and the Mississippi River Basin. Introduced to Arizona in 1932.
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