Virgin Sturgeon is the most enjoyable of the lines on Fish Wall.  Begin with a short, bouldery move over a small roof.  Then head up a small crack to a face crux protected by two pitons.  Easier climbing up a hand-size crack leads to the anchor.  Good moves the whole way.

Virgin Sturgeon

Sardine Routine

Bottom Feeder

Bohemian Blowfish

Crab Cakes

Can choose from either of the lower double cracks (left side is thin hands/fingers, the right side is hands or cupped hands), then up towards another set of double cracks (with lots of moss) to the shrub. More moss and hand jams leads to the anchor with quick links.

The upper left line on Fish Wall.  Okay climbing with a short crux section.  A bolt protects a  step up onto the wall, then follow low angle cracks to 2 bolts on a steep face (crux).  Easier climbing to the anchor.

A surprisingly fun route with interesting climbing; pity it isn't longer.  The first climb on the trail to Fish Wall.  Face climb up and around a corner past several underclings, then a few slabby moves before grabbing the top of a large flake and ending the difficulties.

A decent bolted climb which ends at the Virgin Sturgeon anchor.  Mostly face climbing on Fish rock's knobbly texture.

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Routes in Fish Wall