The Greater jumprock is a freshwater fish known for its robust body and distinctive sucker-like mouth. It primarily feeds on algae and small invertebrates. Inhabiting clear, fast-flowing streams, it typically reaches lengths of 10-12 inches and weighs around 1-2 pounds. This species exhibits a social behavior, often forming schools in its natural habitat. This summary is AI generated
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IUCN Status
Threat to humans
Source: Fishbase
According to catch data from over 15 million anglers on Fishbrain, these are the top baits used to catch Greater jumprock.