
Fish Nonogram
Read the clues around a grid to discover which cells must be filled. Nonograms are picture logic puzzles: the numbers describe runs of filled cells, not values to write inside them.
In standard nonograms, multiple clues on one line describe separate groups with at least one empty cell between them. A line marked 3, 1 therefore needs more than four cells of space.
Compare the earliest and latest positions a run could occupy. Cells covered in every possible position can be filled; marking known empty cells helps you avoid repeating the same reasoning.