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    Fish are like humans. Fish eyes work like those of most animals, processing visual information through cone cells or rod cells. Cone cells are those that distinguish colors. Some species have few or no cone cells, while many have an abundance (and even double-cone cells), particularly fish that live in shallow water or near the surface where all colors are visible. In low light or at night, colors matter less, because fish then rely more on the rod cells in their eyes, which detect contrast and movement but not color. Great resource article https://www.sportfishingmag.com/how-and-what-fish-see/

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