Can someone list all the fish and where to find them please.?

I have found eels in the Highlands, Barracudas on the beach in the Port Area, A marlen and sea bass at the waterfront in the Entertainment Area, and other assorted find everywhere else.

EEL:
A long, slender-bodied fish found living in the shadow of rocks.

Where: In lakes or upper parts of a river, lurking behind things.
When: A nocturnal fish mainly active at night.
How: Use the lure in a zigzag pattern.
Tip: The best eels can be caught in clean and clear waters

CARP:
Lives in lakes and rivers where there is very little current.

Where: Often found in high altitude lakes.
When: Feeds twice a day; once each in the morning and evening.
How: Move the lure quickly to catch the fish's attention.
Tip: Large carps can be found where bait is plentiful.

CATFISH:
Lives in the muddy bottom of rivers and lakes.

Where: Can be caught in mountain lakes or under a bridge.
When: Difficult to catch during morning and evening.
How: Move the lure slowly to tempt the fish out in order to catch it.
Tip: Rivers with waterweeds are good habitats for catfish.

BLACK BASS:
Lives in bodies of water with gentle currents.

Where: Cannot be caught in rivers with fast currents.
When: It feeds during the day and is quiet at night.
How: It's a fierce fish that is attracted to straight-moving lures.
Tip: Biggest black basses are always in high populated waters.

BROOK TROUT:
Found in low-temperature waters.

Where: Sometimes caught in the upper or lower streams of a river.
When: When water temperatures are still low, early morning or evening.
How: If the lure is moved too quickly, it will be scared away.
Tip: It can only live in clean waters, so cleaning up the environment

SWEETFISH:
Very territorial fish.

Where: Often caught under a bridge.
When: Not so active from the evening to night.
How: Moving the lure in a straight line.
Tip: Currently unknown.

PIKE:
Found in gentle currents.

Where: Often caught in mountain lakes with gentle currents.
When: During the day is the best time to catch this fish.
How: It is a strong fish that will attack fast-moving lures.
Tip: Can be found in places where abundance of nature attracts animals

HORSE MACKEREL:
Lives in schools in the sea.

Where: Can be caught from a beach shore.
When: Swims in schools all day long.
How: Move the lure quickly to attract it's attention.
Tip: Big horse mackerels are found in plankton-rich parts of the ocean