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Amur grayling
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Original source: Arctic Grayling, photographed under water, Clearwater Creek Alaska. 4Wt Fly rod 5X tippet
Original source: Arctic Grayling, photographed under water, Clearwater Creek Alaska. 4Wt Fly rod 5X tippet
Amur grayling (Thymallus grubii) was once commonly considered to be a single species in the Amur drainage system. More
Amur grayling usually reaches a length of 305 mm and a weight of 320 g. It feeds on benthic organisms. In catchments of the rivers Kerulen, Onon, Balzh and Hurh it is fished by anglers. More
The gorgeous Amur grayling, one of several grayling unique to Siberia, is another bonus for flyfishermen. Much like our arctic grayling, but smaller and much more colorful, it has distinct, vertical bands of fluorescence and brilliant gold-bronze shading. More
Common names
Yellow-spotted grayling in English
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Order : Salmoniformes
Family : Salmonidae
Genus : Thymallus
Species : Thymallus grubii grubii
Authority : Dybowski, 1869
Family : Salmonidae
Genus : Thymallus
Species : Thymallus grubii grubii
Authority : Dybowski, 1869