Where to fish
A destination match is not yet verified. The country records below describe occurrence, not a confirmed local fishing trip.
Explore the trip libraryLocal names
A name can refer to different fish in different places.
| Name | Region | Source |
|---|---|---|
| キュウリウオ | Japan · Japanese | Reference |
| Arctic rainbow smelt | Canada | Reference |
| Arctic smelt | United States | Reference |
| Arctic smelt | Alaska | Reference |
| Asiatischer Stint | Germany · German | Reference |
| boreal smelt | Alaska | Reference |
| Eperlan arc-en-ciel | Global · French | Reference |
| Éperlan arc-en-ciel | Canada · French | Reference |
| Éperlan du Pacifique | Canada · French | Reference |
| Eperlano arco iris | Global · Spanish | Reference |
| Eperlano-árctico | Portugal · Portuguese | Reference |
| Kyûri-uo | Japan · Japanese | Reference |
| Pacific rainbow smelt | Canada | Reference |
| Pacific rainbow smelt | United States | Reference |
| Rainbow smelt | Canada | Reference |
| Rainbow smelt | United States | Reference |
| Rainbow smelt | Alaska | Reference |
| Rainbow smelt | Global | Reference |
Seasons
A species-wide fishing season is not verified. Use the destination guide and local agency for the water and dates you choose.
Regulations and identification
- Canada — Fisheries and Oceans Canada
Check the rules for the exact water, date, licence and fish identification. This link does not establish an open season.
- United States marine waters — NOAA Fisheries
Check the rules for the exact water, date, licence and fish identification. This link does not establish an open season.
Source records
Country occurrence records
Alaska · Canada · Japan · Korea (North) · Korea (South) · Kuril Is. · Russia · United States
A country record does not establish local abundance, fishing access or a legal target.