Fishing for Reticulate sculpin

The reticulate sculpin is a small freshwater fish distinguished by its broad head, mottled brown and tan coloration, and intricate reticulated patterns on its body. It inhabits the cool, clear streams and rivers of the Pacific Northwest in North America. Typically reaching up to 4 inches in length, this benthic species is known for its territorial behavior, often residing among rocks and gravel, where it feeds on aquatic invertebrates. This summary is AI generated