Kynheim
Fishing
Below you can find a list of fish that are commonly found throughout Kynheim. You're welcome to use them in your roleplays and artwork.
American Eel
Habitat: Lakes and River Deltas
Size: 15-25 in / 0,4 - 0,85 m
Bigmouth Buffalo
Habitat: Lakes, Rivers and Swamps
Size: 2,5-4 feet / 0,75 - 1,2 m
Black Bullhead
Habitat: Creeks, slow moving Rivers
Size: 8-14 in / 0,2 - 0,35 m
Black Carp
Habitat: Lakes and Rivers
Size: up to 5 feet / 1,5 m
Blue Catfish
Habitat: Rivers and Deltas
Size: up to 3,2 feet / 1 m
Brown Trout
Habitat: Rivers, likes strong currents
Size: 14-22 in / 0,35 - 0,55 m
Channel Catfish
Habitat: Any
Size: 22-35 in / 0,5 - 0,9 cm
Flathead Catfish
Habitat: Deep, slow moving Rivers and Lakes
Size: 3-4 feet / 0,9 - 1,2 m
Lake Sturgeon
Habitat: Large Rivers and Lakes
Size: 4-8 feet / 1,2 - 2,4 m
Northern Pike
Habitat: Weedy Lakes & slow moving Rivers
Size: 16 - 40 in / 0,4 - 1,0 m
Paddlefish
Habitat: Rivers and Lakes
Size: up to 7 ft / 2,1 m
Pallid Sturgeon
Habitat: Rivers with strong currents
Size: 2,5-6 feet / 0,75 - 1,8 m
Snakehead
Habitat: Swamps and shallow Ponds
Size: 3-5 feet / 0,9 - 1,5 m
Spotted Gar
Habitat: Shallow Lakes & slow moving Rivers
Size: up to 3 feet / 0,9 m
Striped Bass
Habitat: Deep Lakes
Size: 20-35 in / 0,5 - 0,9 m
Walleye
Habitat: Deep Lakes
Size: 22-31 in / 0,55 - 0,8 m
Special Mentions
Wels Catfish
Habitat: Large, slow moving Rivers and Lakes
Size: 6-9 ft / 1,8 - 2,8 m
The Wels Catfish is the largest known fish species in Kynheim. Unlike the Alligator Gar (see below) they don't have teeth and therefore wouldn't seem very dangerous at first glance. However, due to their sheer size and their eating habits of gulping down everything that fits into their mouth, they can potentially drag unsuspecting wolves underwater and even swallow smaller pups that linger in the shallows whole.
Alligator Gar
Habitat: Swamp [ I1-K1 ]
Size: 5-8 ft / 1,5 - 2,4 m
This fish is known for its ferocious nature and ambush hunting. The Alligator Gar usually hunts other fish, but doesn't shy away from birds and even careless land animals that venture into their waters unprepared.
