recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Onega Belmor CST

**Belmor CSTF78M**

* Mosquito Lake: 398
* Winding Rivulet: 398
* Volkhov River: 398

**Belmor CSTF78MH**

* Mosquito Lake: 419
* Winding Rivulet: 419
* Volkhov River: 419

**Belmor CSTF88H**

* Mosquito Lake: 449
* Winding Rivulet: 449
* Volkhov River: 449

**Belmor CSTXF88XH**

* Mosquito Lake: 498
* Winding Rivulet: 498
* Volkhov River: 498
Silver Carp

Silver carp is a large gregarious fish. East Asian rivers are its natural habitat, whence it has been spread to European Russia and Middle Asia. Silver carp is a pelagic fish feeding solely on plants. This fish has an oblong body. The back is grayish green. The belly and the flanks are silvery. Silver carp’s fin coloration coincides with the color of its back. Its mouth is turned upward, its silvery eyes are located rather low. Its fused gill membranes form a fold. A keel extends along the whole body from the throat up to the anus. Adult specimens may grow up to 1 m long and reach a weight of about 15 kg.
Sputnik Proton

**Sputnik Proton 2000**

* Mosquito Lake: 495
* Winding Rivulet: 495
* Old Burg Lake: 519.74
* Kuori Lake: 569.25
* Bear Lake:
* Volkhov River: 495

**Sputnik Proton 4000**

* Mosquito Lake: 529
* Winding Rivulet: 529
* Old Burg Lake: 555.44
* Kuori Lake: 608.35
* Bear Lake:
* Volkhov River: 529

**Sputnik Proton 6000**

* Mosquito Lake: 629.80
* Winding Rivulet: 629.80
* Old Burg Lake: 624.74
* Kuori Lake: 724.27
* Bear Lake:
* Volkhov River: 595
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List of Towns in Monroe County, New York

This is a list of towns/villages in Monroe County, New York.

**NOTE:** The towns are alphabetized.
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## Brighton

### Neighboring Towns

Rochester, New YorkChili, New YorkPittsford, New YorkHenrietta, New YorkIrondequoit, New YorkPenfield, New York

### Country

United States of America

Brighton is a town in Monroe County, New York which is directly below Rochester, New York. Blossom Road is apart of the northeast part. Brighton was incorporated in 1814.

### Location

Brighton is located south of Rochester, Monroe County, New York. It has 36,609 people. Brighton is 15.6 square miles.
Gibel Carp

The Gibel Carp - otherwise known as Prussian Carp - is a fish of the Cyprininae subdivision of the cyprinid family. It is a valuable game fish.

It occurs in numerous fresh water bodies of Europe, in the lower reaches of the Syr Darya and the Amu Darya, in lakes on floodplains of Siberian rivers (up to the Kolyma River inclusively), in the Amur River basin, in rivers of the Russian Far East, in lakes on Sakhalin, in water bodies of China and Korea. This species was being distributed by humans from olden times and thus was introduced even to North America, Thailand and India.
Gibel carp prefers flowing water. It can live in big clean rivers and lakes as well as in overgrown ponds, marshes and ditches. Usually it doesn’t migrate, remaining in the same area. It can survive in low oxygenated water, and can also withstand a period, when the waterbody is completely frozen or dried out, without any damage to its vital functions, by burying itself into silt. Gibel carp’s favorite food includes insect larvae, plankton and simple algae.

Gibel carp is normally smaller than crucian carp, it has bigger scales and a high and slightly flattened (but not very flat) body. Its back is dark, flanks are silvery, there is a black pellicle on its abdomen. Gibel carp’s dorsal fin is long and prickly. There are prickles in its anal fin too. Unlike common carp, it has no barbels. It has one row of pharyngeal teeth. Large specimens reach a length of 40 cm and a weight of about 1.5 to 2 kg.
Sevan Trout

The Sevan Trout (Ishkhan). Ishkhan translated from the Armenian means "Prince". The natural habitat of this trout is in lake Sevan in Armenia. Subsequently, these fish were settled in other reservoirs. There are several common forms of Sevan trout: Namely Gegharkuni, Bojak, as well as summer and winter Bakhtak.
In the period of foraging, these fish are silvery-white with a steel colored back. There are often a few dark spots though they are never x-shaped, like other  trout. During spawning males darken, their fins becoming almost black and on the sides of the body they develop two to three red spots. Female breeding coloration is expressed only slightly. It is the largest kind of trout occurring in the territory of the former USSR. In large lakes such as lake Sevan or Issyk-Kul, there are individuals weighing more than 15 kg. The average weight of an adult fish is 2 kg.
Sterlet

The Sterlet is a valuable commercial fish. Along with other sturgeon species it belongs to the family Acipenseridae. It lives in the basins of the Black Sea, the Sea of Azov, the Caspian Sea and the Baltic Sea. It may be found in such big rivers as the Volga and its tributaries, the Don, the Ob River and The Irtysh River. Sterlet lives a rather secretive life. In the riverbeds, it chooses deep areas with sandy bottom without silt. It prefers river segments with strong currents and cool water. Sterlet feeds on small bottom invertebrates: insect larvae, mollusks, crustaceans. It eats roe of other fish species. Sterlet moves to the surface to pick insects fallen into water. It is distinguished from other Acipenseridae by its small size, narrow oblong nose and long fringed barbels reaching its mouth. Its lower lip is interrupted in its center. Its spindle-shaped body, like that of other sturgeon species, is covered with bony plates (scutes) instead of scales, forming five lateral rows. Its body coloration varies from light yellow to grayish tawny. An average commercial fish is about 40 to 60 cm long and weights from 500 g to 2 kg. Large specimens may reach a length of 120 cm and a weight exceeding 10 kg.
Onega Ethnic CST

**Ethnic CSTF66MH**

* Mosquito Lake: 1,808
* Winding Rivulet: 1,808
* Volkhov River: 1,808

**Ethnic CSTM68UL**

* Mosquito Lake: 1,780
* Winding Rivulet: 1,780
* Volkhov River: 1,780

**Ethnic CSTM78L**

* Mosquito Lake: 1,848
* Winding Rivulet: 1,848
* Volkhov River: 1,848

**Ethnic CSTF78ML**

* Mosquito Lake: 1,868
* Winding Rivulet: 1,868
* Volkhov River: 1,868

**Ethnic CSTXF78H**

* Mosquito Lake: 1,948
* Winding Rivulet: 1,948
* Volkhov River: 1,948

**Ethnic CSTM88MH**

* Mosquito Lake: 1,898
* Winding Rivulet: 1,898
* Volkhov River: 1,898

**Ethnic CSTF88H**

* Mosquito Lake: 1,958
* Winding Rivulet: 1,958
* Volkhov River: 1,958

**Ethnic CSTXF88XH**

* Mosquito Lake: 1,958
* Winding Rivulet: 1,958
* Volkhov River: 1,958

**Ethnic CSTXF98H**

* Mosquito Lake: 1,998
* Winding Rivulet: 1,998
* Volkhov River: 1,998
Syberia Model Two Telescopic

**Model Two T500**

* Mosquito Lake: 675
* Winding Rivulet:
* Old Burg Lake: 708.75
 **Model Two T600**

* Mosquito Lake: 689
* Winding Rivulet:
* Old Burg Lake: 723.45
 **Model Two T700**

* Mosquito Lake: 708
* Winding Rivulet:
* Old Burg Lake: 743.40
 **Model Two T800**

* Mosquito Lake: 778
* Winding Rivulet:
* Old Burg Lake: 816.90
Ori Empress

Ori Empress joined OO Wizz years ago , as a student

of Feathers Wolf . She still gets his assist .

She was sorted to Lovers . However she lost .

* Elementalist Tournament

She was sorted to Water . She reached The Universe team and came 6th with the lowest stats .

* New World Tournament

As a member of Paladins she went off , 21st , however after a victory of her team , they picked her back and finished 10th .

* Mars Tournament

She belonged to Orcs and finished 24th .

## Team Info's

### Team

* Wizz Team
	+ Rank C

## Teammates

### Votes

1. She collected 96points and finished 6th
2. She collected 91points and finished 7th
3. She collected 103points and finished 7th
4. She collected 103points and finished 6th
5. She collected 101points and finished 8th
6. She collected 124points and finished 6th
7. She collected 29points and finished 24th

## Summoner's history

### DimitroulaLady

Ori Empress started with the assistance of Feathers Wolf and with the name of DimitroulaLady . She was playing periodically .

She begun as a main Morgana , however she started playing many other champions such us ; Nami , Miss Fortune, Ahri , etc.

She also became a member of WizzT(2016)

### Ori Empress

She changed her name in order to hide her origins . "Ori" is a nickname of Orianna , her main . She and her duo EllOri Empress reached Silver(2019) . On 2020 she reached SilverIV with her duo .
Chinese Sleeper

The Chinese Sleeper, also known as the Amur Sleeper, is common in the Amur River basin, it doesn’t migrate to the sea and spawns in the fresh water. Nowadays it is spread in European Russia as well. It inhabits water bodies around St. Petersburg and Moscow as well as in the Urals. The Chinese sleeper is rather undemanding, it feels good in small polluted poorly aerated water bodies, that are dried out in summer and frozen in winter. It can bury itself in silt to wait out adverse conditions. The Chinese sleeper lives in cold marshes, in overgrown lakes, in warm water bodies. It is voracious and almost omnivorous. It feeds on insect larvae, small crayfish, tadpoles, newts and juvenile fish, including that of its own species. In the water bodies, inhabited by Chinese sleeper, there are no mosquito larvae, as it consumes them as soon as they appear. In small water bodies its population grows continuously, and may initially exterminate all other fish species. Chinese sleeper’s short firm body is covered with dim scales. The back is grayish green with spots of irregular shape. The belly is lighter than the back. In the period of spawning males turn black. Its large, slightly flattened head in its length equals about one third of the body. There are small sharp teeth in its mouth. The lower jaw is protruded forward. Fins are soft, with no spikes. Pelvic fins are placed close to each other, which is Chinese sleeper’s characteristic feature and makes it different from his look-a-like the Goby. It’s a small fish, normally from 8 to 12 cm long, but it may reach a length of 25 cm and a weight up to 300 g.

## Known Baits

Fish Pieces, Nightcrawlers, most all (non-boilie) bottom baits.

## Other Tips

Notorious for wasting fish pieces and nightcrawlers during night bites for better target fish like eels and burbot.
Syberia Linear

**Linear S60L**

* Mosquito Lake: 389
* Winding Rivulet: 439
* Old Burg Lake: 460,94
 **Linear S68ML**

* Mosquito Lake: 345
* Winding Rivulet: 445
* Old Burg Lake: 467,24
 **Linear S78MH**

* Mosquito Lake: 398
* Winding Rivulet: 498
* Old Burg Lake: 522,89
 **Linear S78H**

* Mosquito Lake: 355
* Winding Rivulet: 504
* Old Burg Lake: 529,19
 **Linear S88H**

* Mosquito Lake: 508
* Winding Rivulet: 508
* Old Burg Lake: 533,39
 **Linear S88XH**

* Mosquito Lake: 468
* Winding Rivulet: 568
* Old Burg Lake: 596,39
 **Linear S98H**

* Mosquito Lake: 414
* Winding Rivulet: 544
* Old Burg Lake: 571,19
Cod

Gadus morhua inhabits the northern Atlantic Ocean and adjacent waters of the Arctic Ocean. It prefers areas with folded bottom topography and usually lives in depths of between 20 and 250 meters. It has a small, narrow head. The color of its back and flanks depends on habitat conditions; it is usually sandy brown with a greenish tint and a pattern of spots. An adult specimen is usually no longer than 1.5 m in length and weighs 50 kg. The maximum recorded length was 2.2 m, weight 100 kg. When fishing for trophy cod, bottom tackle with large baits and large pieces of dead fish are used.

The Atlantic Cod can be found at the Norwegian Sea You can catch this fish almost everywhere from 20 to 250 meters

**KNOWN BAITS**

* Pilker
* Fillet Rig
Wild Carp

Wild carp is a freshwater fish of cyprinid family in the order Cypriniformes. It inhabits the basins of the Black Sea, the Sea of Azov, the Aral Sea, the Caspian Sea, The Amur River and Lake Kapchagai. Wild carp has become acclimatized successfully in numerous river bodies of Central and West Siberia, the Kamchatka peninsula and Central Asia. In spring and early summer wild carp mainly feeds on young sprouts of pondweed, water-lily, bulrush and other aquatic plants. Wild carp is covered with dark golden scales, that have bluish shade on the back and get lighter near the belly. Despite its seeming resemblance to crucian carp, wild carp can be recognized by its narrower body. Its dark gray dorsal fin is wider than that of other carp species and is distinguished by its very strong saw-like serrate front ray. All lower fins are grayish violet, the caudal fin is tawny-red, the eyes are golden. The average length of an adult specimen is between 40 and 80 cm. Rare specimens exceed 1 m in length and weight more than 20 kg.
Burbot

The Burbot is a fish of Lotidae (cod-like) family. It is an exceptionally freshwater species. The burbot prefers cold temperatures and like all other cod-like fish species occurs only in the northern hemisphere. It lives in lakes in Europe, Asia and America, it is also common in most Siberian rivers. It likes clean and cold water and stony bottom. Burbot avoids sunlight. The most comfortable water temperature for it is below 19 degrees Celsius (54 degrees Fahrenheit). When water temperature exceeds 27 degrees, the burbot stops feeding and hibernates, it may remain in such state for several weeks. In the autumn as the temperature drops, burbot becomes more active. Adult burbot feed on small fish and occasionally on insect larvae, crustaceans and frogs. The burbot’s body is elongated and flattened on its sides, there are two dorsal and one big pelvic fin. The head is flat and wide. There is one unpaired barbel on its chin. Its scales are small, deeply embedded in skin and richly covered with slime. The back is usually grayish green with olive shade and brownish black spots. The throat and the belly are whitish gray. Burbot’s maximum body length is about 600 to 700 cm, its weight doesn't exceed 400 kg.

## Lakes

Winding Rivulet

Old Burg Lake

Bear Lake

Volkhov River

Sura River

## Known Baits

Fish Pieces, Nightcrawlers, Baitfish, Frogs, Redworm
Pike

The Pike, also known as the Northern Pike, has one of the widest native ranges among freshwater fish species (it includes Northern Europe, Asia and America). Pike prefer lakes and rivers with weak currents. It occurs in brackish water (the Gulf of Finland and the Gulf of Riga of the Baltic Sea, the Sea of Azov). However, sufficient oxygenation is a mandatory condition.

Pike are an ambush predators, hunting in riparian thickets, under snags, near fallen trees on sloping areas on the bottom. It avoids strong currents. Its diet is based on fish of other species (and sometimes of its own), frogs, crustaceans. Occasional attacks on ducks, mice and squirrels are also known.

Pike can reach a length of 1.5 m and a weight up to 35 kg. An average specimen weights about 5 to 8 kg. The body is elongated and arrow-shaped. Its long and flat head resembles that of a crocodile. The specific of the species is that pike's teeth change throughout its life. Its coloration is blotchy and ranges from grayish green to tawny grey. There are lighter stripes along and across its body. The main color depends on the surrounding vegetation. The back is dark, the belly is whitish with gray flecks. Dorsal, anal and caudal fins are brownish with black spots. Pectoral and pelvic fins are yellowish red.
Dace

The Dace is a fish belonging to the family Cyprinidae. It is widespread in Europe, in Crimea, in Caucasus, in Siberia (except for the basin of the Pacific Ocean). It occurs in rivers and lakes with flowing water, staying in the areas with a firm sandy or stony bottom. Usually it lives in shoals. It is timid and cautious reacting to loud sounds.

Dace feeds on insects and their larvae, small mollusks, sprouts of aquatic plants. Its back is bluish gray, the belly is silvery white, fins are gray with yellowish shade. The front rays of its fins are always darker than the others. The body is moderately squared, slightly flattened along flanks. It differs from the chub with the shape and color of its anal fin. Dace has a slightly sinuate gray or yellowish anal fin, whereas chub’s anal fin is scarlet and the ide has crimson red pelvic and anal fins and smaller scales.
The dace is a small fish. An average adult dace is from 15 to 17 cm long and weights from 250 to 350 g.
Mirror Carp

Numerous varieties of carp arose as a result of selection work. They share the common carp as their ancestor. The Mirror Carp is widely dispersed in fresh water bodies of Europe and Asia. The name Mirror Carp refers to the incomplete scaly cover: large scales located along the lateral line have a mirror luster. Carp handle a lack of oxygen in the water very well, which makes ponds with standing water and a slightly silted bottom an excellent place for the dwelling of this fish. In the choice of food, carp is unpretentious and eats both plant and animal food (plankton, insect larvae, mollusks). Rapidly gaining weight, large specimens of mirror carp can reach 30 or more kg.
Heaven Creek Barracuda

**Barracuda SPM68M**

* Mosquito Lake: 3890.40
* Winding Rivulet:
* Old Burg Lake: 4084.91
 **Barracuda SPM78M**

* Mosquito Lake: 3990.40
* Winding Rivulet:
* Old Burg Lake: out of stock
 **Barracuda SPM88M**

* Mosquito Lake: 4390.40
* Winding Rivulet:
* Old Burg Lake: 4609.91
 **Barracuda SPSL88MH**

* Old Burg Lake: 4599.41
 **Barracuda SPM88H**

* Mosquito Lake: 4790.40
* Winding Rivulet:
* Old Burg Lake: 5029.91
Express Fishing Corona

**Corona S60MH**

* Mosquito Lake: 19.50
* Winding Rivulet:
* Old Burg Lake: 20.47
 **Corona S66MH**

* Mosquito Lake: 23.50
* Winding Rivulet:
* Old Burg Lake: 24.67
 **Corona S66H**

* Mosquito Lake: 34
* Winding Rivulet:
* Old Burg Lake: 35.69
 **Corona S70H**

* Mosquito Lake: 35.50
* Winding Rivulet:
* Old Burg Lake: 37.27
Tench

The Tench is a fish of the cyprinid family. It is widespread in Europe (except the basins of the Norwegian Sea, the White Sea and the Barents Sea). In Siberia, it occurs in the middle course of the Ob and the Yenisey. Tench is rather undemanding towards the quality of water and may be artificially bred in ponds. It likes still water overgrown with reed and is rather warmth-loving. Usually it prefers quiet river backwaters, silted lakes and ponds. The tench is a slow and sluggish fish. It leads a sedentary lifestyle. It stays in the bottom water and avoids sunlight. The tench feeds on bottom water invertebrates (insect larvae, worms, mollusks), extracting them from silt at 7-9 cm depth. Full-grown fish, beside living creatures, it feeds on underwater plants and detritus. The mouth of tench is very small, on each side of it there is one short barbel. Its pharyngeal teeth form one row, they are elongated and hook-shaped. The fins are rounded in shape and gray in color. The coloration of tench depends on water color, the back is normally dark green, sometimes almost black, the flanks are olive with gold shimmering. In rivers and clean lakes, tench is always lighter and yellower. Its average body length ranges from 20 to 40 cm. A large tench may reach a length of 70 cm and a weight exceeding 7 kg.
Lake Trout

The Lake Trout is found in the lakes of the north-west of our country, in the Ladoga and Onega lakes. It lives in the lakes of Norway, Sweden, Finland. Black Sea and Caspian subspecies of trout can also form lake forms. In addition, in the cold lakes of the Alps and the Balkans, there are large lake trout, sometimes described as separate species. Lake trout live in lakes with cold and clear water. It spawns into the fast rivers that flow into the lake. It keeps flocks, at a sufficient depth. The trout feeds on insects that have fallen into the water, small fish, crustaceans. In the appearance of the lake trout, there are all signs of salmon. The body is dense with an outstanding abdomen, the head is short, the jaws with sharp teeth. Big eyes. The lateral line is well visible. The back is dark with a brownish tinge, the sides and belly are silvery white. On the sides and back are scattered numerous dark spots. The wedding dress is very bright. The females are darkened by silvery sides, males appear orange streaks and spots, dorsal fins darken, and the ventral ones turn bright red. In general, the color of this fish is very diverse and depends on the color and composition of water and soil, diet and time of year. In natural reservoirs, the average body length of the lake trout is 25-30 cm, with a mass of 0.8-1.2 kg. Large specimens, for example, in Ladoga Lake can reach 8-10 kg.
Beluga Bestia

**Bestia 1000**

* Mosquito Lake: 6,558
* Winding Rivulet: 6,558
* Old Burg Lake: 6,885.89
* Volkhov River: 6,558

**Bestia 2000**

* Mosquito Lake: 6,558
* Winding Rivulet: 6,558
* Old Burg Lake: 6,885.89
* Volkhov River: 6,558

**Bestia 3000**

* Mosquito Lake: 6,688
* Winding Rivulet: 6,688
* Old Burg Lake: 7,022.39
* Volkhov River: 6,688

**Bestia 4000**

* Mosquito Lake: 7,145
* Winding Rivulet: 7,145
* Old Burg Lake: 7,502.24
* Volkhov River: 7,145

**Bestia 6000**

* Mosquito Lake: 7,988
* Winding Rivulet: 7,988
* Old Burg Lake: 8,387.39
* Volkhov River: 7,988

**Bestia 8000**

* Mosquito Lake: 13,988
* Winding Rivulet: 13,988
* Volkhov River: 13,988
Vimba

The Vimba or Vimba Bream, belongs to the most valuable fish species in the Cyprinidae family due to its desirable flavor. Its native range includes Central Europe, except France, Italy and Spain. In European Russia vimba lives in the south and south-west regions (in the Dniestr, the Bug River, the Kuban and the Volga, in the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov). It also occurs in Lake Ladoga and Lake Ilmen, in the Gulf of Finland in the Narva River and the Neva. Vimba feel good when inhabiting areas of rapids, it likes clean and flowing water. It may live in both fresh and brackish water. Normally it stays in the bottom water. It feeds on crustaceans, mollusks, insect larvae and on rare occasion on small fish. Vimba resembles bream in its appearance. It is distinguished by a shorter anal fin, a pronounced keeled back outline and a mouth behind the snout. Its back is bluish gray, its belly is silvery white. Pectoral, pelvic and anal fins are pale yellow. Its coloring becomes more vivid before spawning. Its back darkens, its belly, pelvic and anal fins turn red. Nacreous tubercles appear on the male’s head. Usually vimba grow to about 25 cm with a weight of about 300 to 400 g. A large specimen may reach a length of 50 cm and a weight of 3 kg.
Beluga Tagara

**Tagara 4000**

* Mosquito Lake: 4,585
* Winding Rivulet: 4,585
* Old Burg Lake: 4,814.24
* Volkhov River: 4,585

**Tagara 6000**

* Mosquito Lake: 5,385
* Winding Rivulet: 5,385
* Volkhov River: 5,385

**Tagara 8000**

* Mosquito Lake: 12,457
* Winding Rivulet: 12,457
* Old Burg Lake: 13,079.85
* Volkhov River: 12,457

**Tagara 10000**

* Mosquito Lake: 14,897
* Winding Rivulet: 14,897
* Volkhov River: 14,897
Syberia Inspiration

**Inspiration S60UL**

* Mosquito Lake: 889
* Winding Rivulet:
* Old Burg Lake: 933.44
 **Inspiration S68UL**

* Mosquito Lake: 904
* Winding Rivulet:
* Old Burg Lake: 949.19
 **Inspiration S68L**

* Mosquito Lake: 898
* Winding Rivulet:
* Old Burg Lake: 942.89
 **Inspiration S78L**

* Mosquito Lake: 914
* Winding Rivulet:
* Old Burg Lake: 959.69
 **Inspiration S78ML**

* Old Burg Lake: 974.39
Silver Fish Crimson Star TL

**Crimson Star TL 500**

* Mosquito Lake: 3180
* Winding Rivulet:
* Old Burg Lake: out of stock
 **Crimson Star TL 600**

* Mosquito Lake: 3250
* Winding Rivulet:
* Old Burg Lake: 3412.50
 **Crimson Star TL 700**

* Mosquito Lake: 3345
* Winding Rivulet:
* Old Burg Lake: 3512.24
 **Crimson Star TL 800**

* Mosquito Lake: 3395
* Winding Rivulet:
* Old Burg Lake: 3564.74
Atlantic Bluefin Tuna

Thunnus thynnus is a schooling pelagic fish. It inhabits the waters of the Atlantic Ocean. It migrates seasonally and usually stays near the surface, but can descend to depths of up to 400 meters. It is one of the brightest, fastest and largest fish. The tuna has a streamlined, torpedo-shaped body colored in deep blue. The belly is silvery white. Adults can be more than 2 m long and weigh over 250 kg. The record length of one of the specimens caught was 5 meters.
Gudgeon

The Gudgeon is a fish of the Cyprinidae family. It is not a game fish, yet it is a widespread species. Its native range includes the whole of Europe, except its northern and southern parts (up to the upper course of the Lena). It occurs in the Amur River basin. There are several subspecies of gudgeon. Southern ones are distinguished by bigger scales, those living in rapid rivers have protective scaling on the throat. Gudgeon usually lives in big shoals in rivers with moderate or weak currents and sandy or pebble ground, as well as in brooks and ponds with flowing water. Normally it stays in the deep water. It is known for being diurnal, normally it doesn’t move at night. Gudgeon is a typical bentophagous fish. Its diet is based on small invertebrates living on the bottom of the water body. Gudgeon also feeds on roe of other fish species. And it is preyed on by predatory fish. Its appearance is specific. The body is spindle-like, slightly flattened on the side of the belly. The scales are big. Its dorsal surface is tawny greenish, the flanks are silvery with bluish or blackish spots. The abdomen is silvery. The head is flat, eyes are turned upwards. There are dark points on dorsal and caudal fins. Such coloring enables gudgeon to disguise itself on the ground. Its snout is elongated, its lower jaw is shorter, than the upper one, there are barbels on the corners of its mouth. Gudgeon, swimming in the water, may be easily recognized by its pectoral fins spread side-wards, endowing its outline with a triangular shape. The gudgeon is a small fish, its size seldom exceeds 15 cm.
Onega rods Belmor

**Belmor SPF78M**

* Mosquito Lake: 398
* Winding Rivulet: 398
* Volkhov River: 398

**Belmor SPF78MH**

* Mosquito Lake: 419
* Winding Rivulet: 419
* Volkhov River: 419

**BelmorSPF88H**

* Mosquito Lake: 449
* Winding Rivulet: 449
* Volkhov River: 449

**BelmorSPF88XH**

* Mosquito Lake: 498
* Winding Rivulet: 498
* Volkhov River: 498
Grayling

The Grayling is a species of freshwater fish in the salmon family Salmonidae, that is common all over Europe. In Russia, its native range extends up to the Urals. Usually it lives in water bodies with clean cold flowing water. It likes rivers with strong currents and rapids. Grayling seldom occurs in lakes. It is a predatory, it feeds on small bottom water animals, fish roe and insects that fall into the water. Young fish normally shoal in the shallows. Adult grayling prefer deeper areas. The grayling's body is elongated and covered with small scales, its head is oblong and pointed in shape. Its back is greenish gray with dark spots. Its belly is silvery white. The dorsal fin has vivid coloring, there are violet and red patterns and stripes on it. Paired fins are yellow or red. Its coloring turns more vivid for breeding season. Also in this time, the rear part of the dorsal fin of male graylings grows bigger. Normally a grayling’s body length doesn’t exceed 50 cm. Its average weight is about 0.5 to 1 kg.
Silver Bream

Young specimens of bream (Abramis brama) are called in Russian "podleshchik", which means "subbream". Young bream lives in big shoals in relatively shallow areas. Its body is always thinner and silvery. Fins’ color is gray turning into black. Thus, the so-called subbream differs from the adult bream, that has a darker high-backed body and scaling with a gold shimmer. A bream is considered a subbream, as long as its weight doesn’t exceed 1 kg.
Arctic Char

The Arctic Char is closely related to the salmonids. They spawn in the rivers of Iceland, Norway, Spitsbergen, Novaya Zemlya, along the coast of Siberia (the Ob, Yenisei), in the rivers of Canada, Alaska and Greenland. Local forms are found in alpine lakes and the Baikal basin. They live in the Pacific basin: from Korea to California. They lead a predatory life. Arctic char feed on invertebrates and fish. The char reach a length of 80 cm and a mass of 15 kg. Body color is silvery, the back is bluish-gray, the sides are covered with large light spots. Covered with very small scales. At the entrance to the river, the fish darkens, the back acquires a greenish-brown color, and the sides are covered with numerous red-orange spots. The belly is usually grayish-white, but the spawning char is bright red. Characteristic of these fish is the arrangement of the nests. Irrigated eggs are protected by the guard, actively driving away other fish. The young char spends 3-4 years in the river, then goes to sea. It is forbidden to catch char as they make their way to sea. Lacustrine forms (sometimes can be described as separate species) grow and spawn without leaving the lake. They are usually darker than the anadromous, the belly is pink, the anterior rays of the paired fins, and also the lower ray of the anal fin are white. The sides are covered with yellowish orange spots. Sometimes the coloring can be almost black. They reach weights from 2 to 7 kg.=====

## **Other Tips**

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Norwegian Sea

Located on the border between the Atlantic and Arctic Oceans, the Norwegian Sea is extremely popular with sea fishing enthusiasts. Ice-free all year round, it is home to a wide variety of fish species. Fishing in these areas is demanding but the opportunity to catch a rare trophy more than pays for the effort
Leather Carp

It mainly differs from other carp species due to its absence of scales. Theoretically a leather carp may have some scales, however the principal difference lies in the total absence of the dorsal scale sequence or in its intermittences. From head, up to dorsal fin, there are absolutely no scales. Leather carp grow slower than other carp species, which is caused by a reduced number of red blood cells. This fish needs more oxygenated water. A true leather carp is not as strong as his fellows.
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White-Eye Bream

The White-eye Bream is a fish of cyprinid family, that divides into a form with non-migratory life cycle and a semi-diadromous form. The white-eye bream lives in big European rivers: the Danube, the Dniestr, the Bug River, the Dniepr, the Don River, the Volga, the Kama River and the Vyatka River. It occurs in Kuybyshev, Saratov and Volgograd reservoirs as well as in the Volkhov River and the Northern Dvina. It prefers water bodies with moderate or strong currents. Adult fish stay in the deep water, young fish gather in the shallows.
The white-eye bream feeds on small crustaceans, mollusks, mosquito larvae and other insects. It finds food in the bottom water, also gripping silt and detritus. It is distinguished from other bream species by the longest anal fin and big eyes (up to 30% of head length) with white iris. Its silvery body is flatter and more elongated, than that of bream. Its fins are grayish, unpaired fins are darker on the edge.
The white-eye bream reaches a length of slightly more than 40 cm and a weight up to 1 kg. Its maximum weight is 1.5 kg.
Onega Karelia CST

**Karelia CSTM68L**

* Mosquito Lake: 744
* Winding Rivulet: 744
* Volkhov River: 744

**Karelia CSTM78ML**

* Mosquito Lake: 749
* Winding Rivulet: 749
* Volkhov River: 749

**Karelia CSTF78M**

* Mosquito Lake: 749
* Winding Rivulet: 749
* Volkhov River: 749

**Karelia CSTF78MH**

* Mosquito Lake: 769
* Winding Rivulet: 769
* Volkhov River: 769
Bleak

The bleak is a fish of the cyprinid family. It occurs in Europe, from the White Sea in the north to Caucasus in the south. Bleak is common in rivers, lakes, ponds with flowing water and reservoirs. It can also be found in brackish water in bays and estuaries. It prefers open water and avoids overgrown areas, but it enjoys staying near bridges and posts. This fish is spry, it lives in schools. It feeds on plankton, insect larvae, aquatic plants, pollen, fish roe.

The body of bleak is elongated and flat. On its belly, there is a keel without scaling. Its back is grayish blue with green shimmer, its sides and belly are light with metallic luster. The fins are gray. The anal fin is rather long. Its mouth is turned upwards. The bleak has big thin fragile scales. In the old times, the so-called “pearl essence” (used in making artificial pearls) was extracted from bleak scales. The bleak reaches a maximum length of 20 cm and a maximum weight from 60 to 70 g. Lake- and pond-dwelling bleak are usually bigger than river bleak.
Common Carp

The Common Carp or European Carp is a freshwater fish that lives in the basins of the Mediterranean Sea, the Black Sea, the Sea of Azov and the Caspian Sea. It is also found in Asia, where it lives in the Pacific basin, from Amur river up to Burma in the south. Four subspecies are known to exist in this vast area. Domesticated carp has been introduced to every part of the world. The carp is a valuable game fish. It prefers still quiet waters. In the rivers, it stays mainly in overgrown backwaters, it also lives in lakes and ponds. It likes slightly silted clay bottoms. Common carp don't require particularly well-oxygenated water and are practically omnivorous. Many centuries of selection have resulted in the creation of numerous kinds of carp. Among them they distinguish fully-scaled carp, carp with incomplete scaling (with big scales along the lateral line and irregular patched scales on the rest of the body), and carp without scales. Fish species from carp (or Cyprinid) family are distinguished by a wide thick body, covered with dense big scales. The dorsal fin is long and slightly sinuate. There are spines in the dorsal and the anal fins. Carp's characteristic feature is a couple of barbels on the upper lip. Pharyngeal teeth form three rows. This fish grows rapidly. In a willing environment, it reaches a length of 30 cm and a weight of 500-600 g within two years. The carp's maximum length is 1 m, its maximum weight exceeds 20 kg.

## Lakes

All water bodies, most commonly fished at Bear Lake

## Known Baits

Diced Potatoes, nightcrawlers, cabbage, cheese, algae

Many effective boilies, can vary often.
Syberia Model One

**Model One S78L**

* Mosquito Lake: 1190
* Winding Rivulet:
* Old Burg Lake: 1249.49
 **Model One S78M**

* Mosquito Lake: 1170
* Winding Rivulet:
* Old Burg Lake: 1228.49
 **Model One S78ML**

* Mosquito Lake: 1188
* Winding Rivulet:
* Old Burg Lake: 1247.39
 **Model One S88MH**

* Mosquito Lake: 1210
* Winding Rivulet:
* Old Burg Lake: 1270.49
 **Model One S98H**

* Mosquito Lake: 1279
* Winding Rivulet:
* Old Burg Lake: 1342.95
Sputnik Proton Pro

**Sputnik Proton Pro 2000**

* Mosquito Lake:
* Winding Rivulet: 689
* Old Burg Lake: 723.45
* Kuori Lake: 792.35
* Bear Lake:
* Volkhov River: 689

**Sputnik Proton Pro 4000**

* Mosquito Lake:
* Winding Rivulet: 745
* Old Burg Lake: 782.25
* Kuori Lake: 856.75
* Bear Lake:
* Volkhov River: 745

**Sputnik Proton Pro 6000**

* Old Burg Lake: 1145.44
* Kuori Lake: 1254.53
* Bear Lake:
* Volkhov River: 1090.90
Blue Bream

The Blue Bream is a fish of the carp family, genus bream. Its native range is much smaller, than that of bream. It lives in the reservoirs of Central Europe and European Russia, but doesn’t reach lakes Ladoga and Onega. The blue bream doesn’t occur in the basins of the White Sea, the Barents Sea and the Aral Sea. It lives only in freshwater rivers and lakes and doesn’t move to the sea.
Blue bream’s diet is based on zooplankton, insect larvae and aquatic plants. Its body is flat, like that of all breams. Its back is bluish gray, its sides and belly are silvery white with little gold shimmer. The blue bream's unpaired fins are gray, while the pectoral fins are yellow, with a dark edge. It is distinguished from other breams by smaller scales and a long anal fin. Its mouth is turned upwards. Most blue bream reach the length of 30 cm (rarely more than 40 cm). Their average weight is 500 to 600 g.

## Lakes

Volkhov River

Sura River

## Known Baits

Redworms, Caster, Bark Beetle Larva, Pea Porridge, Caddisfly, Algae
Heaven Creek Armada

**Armada SPF60M**

* Mosquito Lake: 4985.30
* Winding Rivulet:
* Old Burg Lake: out of stock
 **Armada SPF60MH**

* Mosquito Lake: 4980.30
* Winding Rivulet:
* Old Burg Lake: 5229.31
 **Armada SPEF68M**

* Old Burg Lake: 5367.31
 **Armada SPEF68H**

* Old Burg Lake: 5439.31
 **Armada SPF68XH**

* Mosquito Lake: 5180.30
* Winding Rivulet:
* Old Burg Lake: 5439.31
 **Armada SPF78MH**

* Mosquito Lake: 5245.30
* Winding Rivulet:
* Old Burg Lake: 5507.56
Char

The Char are a lake-dwelling salmonid fish of genus Salvelinus, native to the Alps, Scandinavia, Scotland and Northern European Russia. Sometimes its forms found in the lakes of Siberia and Far East are described as separate species. Char mainly live in lakes, an exception is that it may sometimes be found in rivers. Two forms of char occur in Lake Ladoga and Lake Onega: red (also known as ludoga char) and gray (or ridge char). The red char is a large fish, that weights from 5 to 7 kg, its coloring is darker (the back is dark green, sometimes shimmering with bluish tinge, it is lighter along the flanks, its belly and throat are orange), with plenty of white spots, paired fins are yellow, unpaired fins are gray. Front rays of pectoral, pelvic and anal fins and lower rays of caudal fin are milky white. Char prefers shallows. Grey char lives at the depth of about 70 to 150 m, its coloring is lighter, it is gray without orange spots, still the white color of rays on its fins is clearly visible. Its average weight normally doesn’t exceed 2 kg, rarely it reaches 4 or 5 kg. In deep water bodies the population of char divides into several forms with different diets: small forms feeding on plankton are often light-colored, bigger ones with darker coloring are predators.

## Lakes

Kuori Lake

Ladoga Lake

## Known Baits

Various Spin Fishing Tackle

Limited success bottom fishing with insects and nightcrawlers
Silver Fish Crimson Star BL

**Crimson Star BL 500**

* Mosquito Lake: 3880
* Winding Rivulet:
* Old Burg Lake: 4073.99
 **Crimson Star BL 600**

* Mosquito Lake: 4060
* Winding Rivulet:
* Old Burg Lake: out of stock
 **Crimson Star BL 700**

* Old Burg Lake: 4323.89
 **Crimson Star BL 800**

* Mosquito Lake: 4190
* Winding Rivulet:
* Old Burg Lake: 4399.49
Frog

The common frog is widespread in Europe (except for the Iberian Peninsula). Also, it is not common in Crimea, Caucasus and Lower Volga. In the East, it may hardly be found behind the Urals. The common frog lives on floodplains, near springs, in the swamps, on banks of lakes, in the forest. It avoids salt water. It feeds on terrestrial insects, mollusks, spiders, earthworms, depending on the season and habitat. The common frog hibernates in winter. Near Moscow frogs re-emerge around the middle of April. Having woken up, they hurry to lay eggs. The development of the eggs is influenced by temperature. The higher the temperature, the faster they develop. Usually tadpoles hatch between the 8th and the 10th day. Further development takes from 50 up to 90 days. The optimal temperature for their development is between 21 and 26 degrees Celsius (69 – 79 degrees Fahrenheit). Tadpoles group into colonies. Approximately 1.5 months after they hatch they disperse in the water body and live solitary lives. They feed in the shallows, amidst vegetation. They keep growing three or more years after metamorphosis. Frogs achieve the stage of sexual maturity on the third year of their life. A common frog’s average life span is from 4 to 5 years. Common frogs are amphibians; their bodies can reach the maximum length of 10 cm. A frog’s head is wide and slightly flattened. On the sides of its head from the eye to the shoulder there is a temporal spot.  Frogs vary in color, from light-yellow to dark-brown with marble patterns on the belly. During mating season male frogs’ necks become bluish.
Catfish

The Catfish inhabits lakes and rivers of Europe and Asia, except those running into Arctic Ocean. It likes warm water bodies with weak currents. Catfish prefer deep areas and snaggy pools. The catfish is a voracious predatory fish. It feeds on frogs, juvenile fish and mollusks. There are known incidents of catfish attacking aquatic birds and even dogs. Catfish are an ambush predator, it hunts in the time of twilight, attacking its victims that swim past. Its body without scales is covered with thick layer of slime, it is almost black on the dorsal surface and spotted olive-green along flanks. The belly is very light, almost white. Catfish that live in open water bodies with flowing water are distinguished by lighter coloring. Very dark specimens can be found in overgrown areas with weak currents. The dorsal fin is small and less developed, the anal fin is long and fused with the caudal fin. The head is wide and flat. There are two barbels on the upper jaw and four shorter ones on the lower. The catfish is a very large fish, its reaches a length of 5 m and a weight of 300 kg.

## Lakes

Available at most lakes.  Large sized fish often targetted at Sura River .

## Known Baits

Fish Pieces, Nightcrawlers, Cheese, Baitfish

## Other Tips

Easily recognizable when fighting.  They will sit still in one spot and hold (your drag will loosen even with your reeling).  They can stay stuck like this for a long time, creating longer battles that most fish pound for pound.
Sichel

Sichel also known as sabrefish is a valuable commercial fish, belonging to the cyprinid family and categorized as gregarious fish by its lifestyle. Its habitat is rather extensive. This freshwater fish occurs in most water bodies of Europe and Asia. Its diet includes food of both animal or vegetable origin. Young fish mainly feeds on zooplankton and phytoplankton, whereas basic components of adult's diet are insects, larvae, worms and fry. Sichel’s laterally flattened body shape resembles a saber. Its back is straight, the belly is protruded downwards, the lower jaw is strongly curved upward. Sichel's back is grayish tawny, its flanks and belly are silvery white, its dorsal and the caudal fins are gray, the lower fins are reddish; its silvery eyes are rather big. The length of an adult sichel normally doesn’t exceed 20-30 cm, its weight amounting to about 150-200 g. Particular specimen may reach a length up to 50 cm and weight about 800 to 900 g.
Beluga Narga

**Narga 4000**

* Mosquito Lake: 1,458
* Winding Rivulet: 1,458
* Old Burg Lake: 1,530.90
* Volkhov River: 1,458

**Narga 6000**

* Mosquito Lake: 1,858
* Winding Rivulet: 1,858
* Old Burg Lake: 1,950.89
* Volkhov River: 1,858

**Narga 8000**

* Mosquito Lake: 2,189
* Winding Rivulet: 2,189
* Old Burg Lake:
* Belaya: out of stock
* Volkhov River: 3.090
Common Roach

The Common Roach is a genus of the Cyprinidae family. It is widespread in fresh and brackish waterbodies in Europe and Northern Asia. It lives in Siberian rivers and lakes, in the basins of the Caspian Sea and the Aral Sea. There are numerous subspecies of roach, differing in their life cycle, among which there are non-migrating forms (common roach and Rutilus rutilus lacustris, known in Russia as Siberian roach) as well as semi-diadromous ones (e.g. taran and vobla). Common roach occurs in small rivers and brooks as well as in big rivers, lakes and reservoirs. It prefers warm and quiet water bodies with sandy bottoms and aquatic plants. Common roach lives in small shoals. It feeds mainly on algae, green plants, insect larvae, mollusks and other invertebrates. Large roach may feed on larvae and tadpoles. Roach’s body is elongated and moderately flattened along flanks. Its grayish black dorsal surface shimmers with blue and green tinge, the rest of the body is silvery white. The scales are big and tightly embedded. Dorsal and caudal fins are greenish gray with shade of red, pelvic and anal fins are red. Roach can be recognized by its eyes as there is a characteristic red spot in the upper part of its iris. Its pharyngeal teeth form one row. Common roach reaches the length of 30 cm.

## Other Tips

Most common fish species like crucian carp, common roach or bream, usually feed in the bottom water.
Donets Ruffe

Donets ruffe (Gymnocephalus acerina) is a species of perch native to eastern Europe where it occurs in the basins of the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov. They inhabit freshwater lakes and rivers usually over hard compacted sand. They are predominantly crepuscular and prey mostly on invertebrates (crustaceans, insect larvae, mollusks), rarely on fish.

## Known Baits

Worms, bloodworms, maggots, caddisfly larva
Syberia Fortuna

**Fortuna S60MH**

* Mosquito Lake: 635
* Winding Rivulet:635
* Old Burg Lake: 666.75
* Volkhov River:635.00

**Fortuna S60H**

* Mosquito Lake: 635
* Winding Rivulet:635
* Old Burg Lake: out of stock
* Kuori Lake: 730.25
* Bear Lake:
* Volkhov River:635.00

**Fortuna S66MH**

* Mosquito Lake: 648
* Winding Rivulet:648
* Old Burg Lake: 680.40
* Kuori Lake: 745.20
* Bear Lake:
* Volkhov River:648.00

**Fortuna S68MH**

* Mosquito Lake: 667
* Winding Rivulet:667
* Old Burg Lake: 700.35
* Kuori Lake: 767.05
* Bear Lake:
* Volkhov River:667.00
Ide

The Ide is a member of the Cyprinidae family. It is common in Europe and Siberia up to the Kolyma.
It prefers deep rivers with moderate currents, lakes with flowing water and water bodies on floodplains. Ide enjoy shoaling in deep silted holes, under piers and berms. It is a freshwater fish, but it can survive in brackish water of sea bays as well. The ide is highly sensitive to the level of water oxygenation, therefore it doesn’t occur in shallow lakes and in closed ponds. It is practically omnivorous. Its diet includes plants, insects, crustaceans and small fish.

Adult ide’s length ranges from 30 to 50 cm, its weight is about 3 kg. Large specimens reach a weight of about 7 to 8 kg. Visually ide is similar to chub or roach. It differs from roach with its smaller scales and greenish yellow iris. It is distinguished from chub by its higher body, lighter back and small scales. In spring ide’s body obtains metallic luster. Its dorsal and caudal fins are black, the rest are red. Adult ide’s scaling has a gold shimmer.
Grass Carp

The Grass Carp - also known as White Amur Carp - is a valuable commercial fish It is the only species of the genus white cupids, belongs to the family of carp. It Inhabits the waters of East Asia to southern China. The carp prefers abundantly overgrown ponds, because it feeds exclusively on plant foods. Moreover, it eats both aquatic and terrestrial plants (for example, in the form of mown grass thrown into the water). When artificial breed, it becomes omnivorous. The body is elongated and flattened laterally. Fins are gray, the dorsal and caudal are more dark. The coloring of scales on the back go from greenish to gray-yellow, flanks with golden tint. The belly is light golden. Pharyngeal teeth are two-rowed and can heavily serrate. The grass carp is a large fish, large specimens reach 30 kg and a length of more than 1 m.
Syberia Model Two Feeder

**FD360M**

* Mosquito Lake:835
* Winding Rivulet:865
* Old Burg Lake: 876.74
* Volkhov River:835

**FD360MH**

* Mosquito Lake:868
* Winding Rivulet:868
* Old Burg Lake: 911.39
* Volkhov River:868

**FD390XH**

* Mosquito Lake:884
* Winding Rivulet:884
* Old Burg Lake: 928.19
* Volkhov River:884

**FD420H**

* Mosquito Lake:918
* Winding Rivulet:918
* Old Burg Lake: 963.89
* Kuori Lake:1055.70
* Bear Lake:
* Volkhov River:918