Quizzes to Test your Fish ID
Knowing how to properly identify fish is important to make sure all provincial regulations are followed. It’s also part of what makes fishing fun; you never know what you might catch! See where your skills stand with our notoriously hard Fish ID quizzes. One tests your knowledge of sportfish in Alberta, while the other tests your knowledge of BC’s pacific salmon.!
Alberta Fish ID Quiz
Test your fish identification knowledge with our of Fish Species of Alberta Quiz.
Pacific Salmonid ID Quiz
Test your Pacific Salmon and Trout ID skills with this Pacific Salmonid ID Quiz.
The five types of Pacific Salmon include Chinook Salmon, Sockeye Salmon, Coho Salmon, Chum Salmon, and Pink Salmon. Also included on the quiz are Steelhead (anadromous Rainbow Trout).
Warning: THIS TEST IS VERY DIFFICULT! It is meant to help you learn and appreciate the nuances of fish ID. All fish are from the Skeena and Nass River systems in Northern BC.
The quiz has 20 questions.
GOOD LUCK!
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You had better check your answers to you fish ID quiz… apparently you have no clue. Please review before hitting the water, we can’t afford to have incompetent anglers out there who can’t identify sport fish properly.
Het Mike, sorry you feel this way. I can assure you misleading anglers is not my intention with the quiz. What questions, in particular, did you have an issue with?
Hey Mike – I just went and reviewed the quiz…. and you are correct, something happened with the code and all the answers got all jumbled up. Pretty well every answer was wrong. Thanks for bringing this to my attention, I have fixed it now. Cheers.