The Sagebrush Sea is inhabited by diverse fishes, including a number of endemic species.
				Lahontan Cutthroat Trout. Listed as an endangered species in 1970, but reclassified as threatened in 1975 to facilitate management and allow for regulated angling. Three distinct population segments exist in Nevada, southeastern Oregon, and eastern California.
			Lahontan cutthroat trout - Kathleen Simpson Myron
			Alvord chub Bluehead sucker Bonytail Borax Lake chub † Brassy minnow Bridgelip sucker Bull trout † Burbot Chinook salmon † Chiselmouth Coho salmon† Colorado pikeminnow† Cui-ui† Cutthroat trout Emerald shiner Fathead minnow Flathead chub Klamath Lake sculpin Klamath largescale sucker Lahontan cutthroat trout† Lahontan redside trout Largescale sucker Leopard dace	Longnose sucker Lost River sucker † Malheur sculpin Margined sculpin Mottled sculpin Mountain sucker Mountain whitefish Northern pikeminnow Plains minnow Rainbow trout Redside shiner Shortnose sucker † Speckled dace Steelhead † Stonecat Tahoe sucker Torrent sculpin Tui chub Umatilla dace Utah chub Warner sucker † Western silvery minnow White sucker
			† Species, subspecies, or subpopulation listed as threatened or endangered under the Endangered Species Act.