Are You Smarter Than a Fisheries Biologist

[rsimms]

Can you identify this fish?

(Photo courtesy Jim Negus, TWRA Region IV Fisheries Biologist)

Thanks to the hardwork of Jim Negus, TWRA Region IV Fisheries Biologist, NewsChannel9.com Outdoors (me) has designed a 25-question quiz to test your knowledge of fish and fishing.

Go here to take the test: http://bit.ly/fishidquiz then come back and tell us if you are a "Fishhead," or not.

 

[Prowler]

Only missed the sturgeon one. Also didn't know when crappie spawn as I don't fish for them but guessed correctly.

 

[TN Larry]

23/25 · Scored 92%
Result: Fishhead
You could be a biologist

 

[rsimms]

FYI... at this writing, 1,433 people have taken the test. The overall average score is 56%. If you scored better than that, consider yourself "above average."

 

[RUGER]

Very cool.

 

[Snowwolfe]

44%, seeing I never fished here yet have lots of room to improve

 

[tnbucs1]

Thanks for posting, I didn't do that well but learned a bit.

 

[Grandslam11]

Thanks for sharing.

 

[TNLynn]

I missed 3

 

[AllOutdoors]

23 out off 25.

 

[Planking]

I missed on the sunfish. 24/25

 

[catman529]

88%. I got all the fish ID except for shortnose gar, I just goofed on that one. The questions after the ID were tougher, some of those lakes I've never been to so I don't know anything about them. I do know why TVA or the COE controls water levels, that's why there is winter pool

 

[easy45]

24/25, 96%, yep I'm awesome

 

[bigluresonly]

Not going to lie, I failed But I did learn from it!

 

[rsimms]

Not going to lie, I failed But I did learn from it!

Currently the "average" score is 58%. If you did better than that you are "above average?"

Of course I tell everyone that "lake learnin'" is much more important than "book learnin'!" :tu:

 

[7mm08]

If knowing that ALL trout streams in TN should have slot limits then YES I am. The exam final was the Clinch. End of discussion

 

[CountryBoy053]

Got 24 of 25.


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