Fish journal
Four-toed Salamander
A rarer salamander that is often mistaken for the Red-backed Salamander. As their name implies, each of their limbs has four toes and they're able to shed off their tail to distract predators.
Show its fishing spots on the map →- Seasonality
- Spring
- Precipitation
- Raining
- Time of day
- Night
- Fishing Bait
- Nightcrawlers, Leech Bait
- Length
- 5–10 cm
Where to catch the Four-toed Salamander
On the Champlain Valley map it lives in muddy ponds, swamps: 15 fishing spots in all.
Muddy Ponds · 2
Swamps · 13
- near Parsons Bog ×2
- near Standish Swamp ×2
- near Duck Bill Swamp
- near Dump Site 2A
- near Dump Site 2B
- near Dump Site 2C
- near Fairbanks Swamp
- near Hidden Swamp
- near Highlands Swamp
- near Loon Lake Campground
- near Parsons Grotto
Other fish in the same waters
- American Bullfrog
- Banded Killifish
- Black Bullhead
- Blue-Spotted Salamander
- Brook Trout
- Brown Bullhead
- Brown Trout
- Central Mudminnow
- Eastern Red-backed Salamander
- Eastern Silvery Minnow
- Fathead Minnow
- Green Frog
Four-toed Salamander in other languages
Russian: Четырехпалая саламандра · Chinese: 四趾蝾螈 · German: Vierzehensalamander · Spanish: Salamandra de cuatro dedos · French: Salamandre à quatre doigts