Description:
These two fish are indistinguishable below 10 inches in length. The Bonneville whitefish have
gray-blue spots along their sides. These whitefish are elongated, relatively cylindrical fish.
They are silvery-white along their sides grading into a charcoal gray to black on their backs.
They have small delicate mouths that make them difficult to catch. Bonneville whitefish may reach
four pounds and grow to 20 inches. Both species occur only in Bear Lake and nowhere else in the world.
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