NAS - Nonindigenous Aquatic Species
Wydoski, R.S., and R.R. Whitney. 1979. Inland Fishes of Washington. University of Washington Press Seattle, WA.
Reference Number: 213 Type: Book Author: Wydoski, R.S., and R.R. Whitney. Date (year): 1979 Edition: Title:Inland Fishes of Washington. Publisher:University of Washington Press Seattle, WA. Publisher Location: Volume: Pages: 220 pp URL: Keywords: Washington fishes
Alosa sapidissima CA - Sacramento River OR - Columbia River OR - Columbia River OR - Columbia River OR - Columbia River WA - Columbia River WA - Columbia River WA - Columbia River WA - Snake River, lower reaches WA - Chehalis River WA - Willapa River WA - Columbia River
Ambloplites rupestris WA - Silver Lake WA - Lake Kapowsin, at Kapowsin WA - Long Lake WA - Skookumchuk River (=Skookum Creek? trib of Pend Oreille near Cusick)
Ameiurus catus OR - state non-specific OR - Columbia River (probably referring to lower Columbia)
Ameiurus melas CA - state non-specific WA - state non-specific
Ameiurus natalis AZ - Colorado River CA - Colorado River CA - Colorado River OR - Willamette Valley
Ameiurus nebulosus CA - Central Valley WA - state non-specific WA - state non-specific
Carassius auratus WA - Lake Washington WA - Lake Washington WA - Moses Lake WA - University of Washington arboretum ponds WA - Jumpoff Joe Lake WA - state non-specific
Coregonus clupeaformis WA - Lake Washington WA - Banks Lake (Grand Coulee Reservoir) WA - La Comas Lake (=Lacamas L.?) WA - Silver Lake WA - Lake Sammamish WA - Franklin D. Roosevelt Lake, on the Columbia River in Stevens County. WA - Roosevelt Lake on the Columbia River
Cyprinus carpio ID - state non-specific OR - state non-specific OR - Columbia River drainage, lower WA - state non-specific WA - Columbia River, lower
Esox americanus vermiculatus WA - Cow Lake and connecting streams (E of Ritzville) WA - Finnel Lake and connecting streams (E of Ritzville)
Esox lucius ID - Lake Pend Oreille ID - Coeur d'Alene drainage
Gambusia affinis WA - a few spring fed ponds near the junction of the Snake and Columbia Rivers WA - a few spring fed ponds near the junction of the Snake and Columbia Rivers WA - A few spring fed ponds near the junction of the Snake and Columbia Rivers WA - state non-specific
Ictalurus punctatus CA - state non-specific OR - Columbia drainage OR - Walla Walla drainage WA - state non-specific WA - Walla Walla drainage WA - Lake Washington
Lepidomeda copei ID - Bonneville Basin drainages ID - Snake River - above and below Shoshone Falls
Lepomis cyanellus OR - Blue Lake near Portland OR - Klamath River WA - Sacheen Lake WA - Diamond Lake
Lepomis gulosus CA - state non-specific WA - Loon Lake WA - state non-specific WA - Silver Lake
Lepomis macrochirus CA - state non-specific WA - Loon Lake WA - Sprague Lake (formally Colville Lake) WA - state non-specific
Micropterus dolomieu CA - state non-specific OR - Columbia drainage WA - state non-specific WA - Snake drainage WA - Lake Washington
Micropterus salmoides CA - state non-specific OR - state non-specific OR - state non-specific WA - state non-specific WA - state non-specific
Morone saxatilis CA - whole coast of CA CA - whole coast of CA CA - coastal waters CA - whole coast of CA CA - whole coast of CA CA - San Francisco Bay, upper OR - whole coast of OR CA - San Francisco Bay OR - whole coast of OR OR - whole coast of OR OR - Coos County OR - whole coast of OR OR - Coos County OR - Columbia River below Bonneville Dam OR - Umpqua River OR - whole coast of OR OR - whole coast of OR WA - Columbia River below Bonneville Dam WA - coastal waters from OR to Gray's Harbor WA - Grays Harbor WA - Columbia River
Noturus gyrinus ID - Snake River - above and below Shoshone Falls ID - Snake River - above and below Shoshone Falls ID - Boise River ID - Snake River between ID and OR OR - Snake River between ID and OR WA - Columbia River near the mouth of the Walla Walla River
Oncorhynchus aguabonita WA - Skykomish drainage, 3-4 small high mountain lakes in NW
Oncorhynchus mykiss OR - Grande Ronde River, tributary to the Snake River
Oncorhynchus nerka WA - Banks Lake (Grand Coulee Reservoir) WA - Loon Lake
Perca flavescens WA - Loon Lake WA - Sprague Lake (formally Colville Lake) WA - South Palouse River WA - Lake Saint Clair WA - Silver Lake WA - state non-specific
Pimephales promelas ID - Snake River drainage
Pomoxis nigromaculatus CA - state non-specific OR - state non-specific OR - state non-specific WA - Spokane area lakes WA - Spokane area lakes WA - state non-specific WA - state non-specific WA - McNary Pool (Lake Wallula), on Columbia River above McNary WA - McNary Pool (Lake Wallula), on Columbia River above McNary Dam
Pylodictis olivaris OR - Snake River OR - Snake River
Salmo trutta WA - state non-specific WA - Sullivan Lake, NW of Odessa WA - Quail Lake WA - East Slide Lake
Salvelinus fontinalis WA - state non-specific
Salvelinus namaycush WA - Pend Oreille County WA - Ferry County WA - Spokane County WA - Cle Elum Lake WA - Bonaparte Lake WA - Loon Lake WA - Deer Lake WA - Eightmile Lake, SW of Leavenworth WA - Isabel Lake, east of Gold Bar
Sander vitreus WA - Columbia River below Grand Coulee Dam WA - Columbia River below Roosevelt Dam WA - Columbia River below Grand Coulee Dam WA - Columbia River below Grand Coulee Dam WA - Columbia River below Chief Joseph Dam WA - Columbia River below Chief Joseph Dam WA - Roosevelt Lake on the Columbia River WA - Franklin D. Roosevelt Lake, on the Columbia River in Stevens County. WA - Billy Clapp Lake
Tinca tinca CA - San Mateo County CA - Santa Cruz County, ponds and reservoirs WA - state non-specific WA - Fourth of July Lake WA - Fourth of July Lake WA - Fishtrap Lake, near Sprague WA - Fetz Lake WA - Diamond Lake WA - Diamond Lake WA - Spokane, pond WA - Spokane, pond WA - Spokane River, in Spokane County WA - state non-specific WA - Lake Washington WA - Dumheller Fountain on the University of Washington campus WA - Lake Union
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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2024]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [11/21/2024].
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