Family Composition of Fishes

This pie chart displays the Family composition of fishes found in the Nonquon subwatershed. The minnow Family, which includes 15 different species of minnows, represents the largest composition of fishes found in the subwatershed. To identify which fish species are represented by each of these Families please refer to the 'Fishes of the Nonquon Subwatershed' table, where the colours on this pie chart coincide with the listed species.

Fishes of the Nonquon Subwatershed

Family	Species Name	Nonquon River Tributaries	Layton River	Nonquon River Main Channel
Trout	Brook Trout	26	0	0
Mudminnow	Central Mudminnow	59	18	436
Sucker	White Sucker	52	22	21
Minnow	Unknown Cyprinid	1	7	0
	Northern Redbelly Dace	31	30	1443
	Finescale Dace	56	6	775
	Brassy Minnow	3	0	114
	Hornyhead Chub	0	38	0
	Golden Shiner	0	0	52
	Common Shiner	2	78	4
	Blackchin Shiner	0	0	1
	Bluntnose Minnow	3	0	15
	Fathead Minnow	0	0	33
	Blacknose Dace	306	73	0
	Longnose Dace	0	84	0
	Creek Chub	432	65	36
	Pearl Dace	4	10	35
	Central Stoneroller	0	20	0
Catfish	Brown Bullhead	0	1	38
Killifish	Banded Killifish	0	0	5
Stickleback	Brook Stickleback	126	42	73
Trout-perch	Trout-perch	2	0	0
Sunfish	Rock Bass	3	11	122
	Pumpkinseed	7	6	625
	Bluegill	0	0	122
	Smallmouth Bass	0	0	6
	Largemouth Bass	35	40	1114
	Black Crappie	0	0	9
Perch	Yellow Perch	44	52	832
	Walleye	0	0	4
	Iowa Darter	0	1	1
	Johnny Darter	1	0	0
	Logperch	0	5	45
Silverside	Brook Silverside	0	0	1
	Total No. of Sites	17	7	46

This table displays fish species and abundance detected in the Nonquon Subwatershed, listed by the Nonquon River Tributaries, Layton River and Nonquon River Main Channel separately (Note: colours illustrated in the Family column coincide with the Family Composition Pie Chart.