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Jdkxtreme 11-14-2012 06:25 PM

Any ideas?
 
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Any ideas? Orange on top of fins.

Alphahawk 11-14-2012 07:13 PM

My best guess is Green Sunfish.


Regards

Pookie 11-14-2012 07:38 PM

That's some sort of cross between a perch and a sunfish.

txnative 11-14-2012 07:46 PM

Search for "warmouth" on google images, I believe you'll find a match.


Chris

Jdkxtreme 11-14-2012 08:26 PM

Thanks everyone

agelesssone 11-14-2012 11:16 PM

Looks like a warmouth, AKA goggle eye.

bd- 11-15-2012 09:12 AM

Yup, warmouth.

bd

Jdkxtreme 11-15-2012 09:51 AM

Are they a pretty common fish?

bd- 11-15-2012 09:37 PM

Depends on where you go. In the right habitat, there will be piles of them. There are a bunch of them around the bluffs on certain parts of Station Camp Creek.

bd

dannys07 11-16-2012 09:42 AM

Green sunfish

Travis C. 11-16-2012 10:33 AM

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Originally Posted by bd- (Post 26488)
Depends on where you go. In the right habitat, there will be piles of them. There are a bunch of them around the bluffs on certain parts of Station Camp Creek.

bd

You ain't kidding. They make it really hard to fish a brush hawg or craw pattern by pulling the legs off.

tnpondmanager 11-16-2012 07:35 PM

Definitely a warmouth. There are a few in a four-acre pond I manage:

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8487/8...ba33cb03_m.jpg

agelesssone 11-16-2012 11:05 PM

But they are very good eating.

tkwalker 11-17-2012 02:12 AM

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Originally Posted by tnpondmanager (Post 26520)
Definitely a warmouth. There are a few in a four-acre pond I manage:

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8487/8...ba33cb03_m.jpg

There a millions in the River !!! <'TK><

bd- 11-17-2012 11:23 AM

Warmouth are good eating if you can get larger ones. A lot of them tend to be pretty small. They (along with green sunfish) have a bad tendency to get "black spot" parasites.

You can still eat them with the black spots but it's not very appetizing to think of eating wormy fish, so I usually throw the badly infested ones back.


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