Fish That Start with H

Discover 28 verified fish starting with H, from Hamlet, Herring, Halibut, Haddock, Hake, Hammerhead shark and Hussar. This A to Z list of freshwater and saltwater fish species is organized for marine biology, aquarium reference, and angling trivia—browse definitions below or visit our fish directory.

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hamlet
halibut
haddock
hake
halfmoon
hammerhead shark
hagfish
hairtail
hatchetfish
halfbeak
harlequin rasbora
harlequin tuskfish
hawkfish
hardhead catfish
herring
headstander
head and taillight tetra
hillstream loach
hoki
hogfish
horn shark
honey gourami
houndfish
houndshark
hoplo
hussar
huchen
humphead wrasse
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