by Titus Seilheimer and Phil Moy
4 page fact sheet
Most fish see colors. However, the water depth, water clarity, and how much light is available influence which colors can be seen, how bright they appear, and at what depth colors fade.
This publication describes how colors are perceived under water.
Publication #: WISU-G-13-006
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320 pages, 215 b/w and color photos, 2 maps, 8×10″ hardcover, ISBN 978-0-87020-431-9
Published by the Wisconsin Historical Society Press
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Not sure what you caught? This fish identification software provides more than 4,000 searchable photographs to help identify any fish found in Wisconsin waters, including the Great Lakes.
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