Crystal darter in Florida

Meet the species

Crystal darter

Scientific name

Crystallaria asprella

Overview

Crystal darters inhabit rivers with modest current, sandy riffles, and a sand/gravel bottom of medium to large size streams (Florida natural areas inventory 2001). They can be found within the mississippi river basin from wisconsin and minnesota east to ohio, west to oklahoma, and south to louisiana and Florida (boschung and mayden 2004, page 1983). In Florida, crystal darters occur in the escambia river.

At a glance

Regions
Panhandle
Water
Freshwater

When to fish

Season notes

No recreational fishing season calendar; non-game, imperiled, nonnative, or non-angling taxon.

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Where to fish

Florida regions

Panhandle

Water

Freshwater

Habitat

Crystal darters inhabit rivers with modest current, sandy riffles, and a sand/gravel bottom of medium to large size streams (Florida natural areas inventory 2001). They can be found within the mississippi river basin from wisconsin and minnesota east to ohio, west to oklahoma, and south to louisiana and Florida (boschung and mayden 2004, page 1983). In Florida, crystal darters occur in the escambia river.

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Information comes from the supplied source datasets. Check linked FWC regulations for current rules.