What sense organs do fish navigate in water

Sensory organs in fish:
– the eyes are responsible for vision in fish. This is a very good optical device, which is constantly open in fish, since it has no eyelids. Horizontally, the angle of view of fish is 160-170 °, and vertically about 150 °. Fish are good at distinguishing the color of objects.
– auditory labyrinths are responsible for hearing. Fish actively react to noise (water fluctuations), because it is not in vain that fishermen beat the water to attract fish.
– the lateral line helps the fish to navigate in space.
– nerve cells responsible for the perception of temperatures. Fish clearly record changes in temperature.