help identifing a fish

[SPEEDBEAD.]

If you hold one with your hand cupped around it,theyll tremble most of the time.

Whiskey

Tango

Foxtrot

Lay off the peyote....

[Pitchinkid]

I think Paul calls them bait .

[Pitchinkid]

I think Paul calls them bait .

[Pitchinkid]

I think Paul calls them bait .

[bassinbob54]

We call those fish warmouths here in NC..they look like a bream with a bass mouth..

[bassinbob54]

We call those fish warmouths here in NC..they look like a bream with a bass mouth..

[bassinbob54]

We call those fish warmouths here in NC..they look like a bream with a bass mouth..

[farmpond1]

Picture isn't the greatest but I think it's either a green sunfish or a warmouth (probably the former).  I don't think it's a rock bass.

[farmpond1]

Picture isn't the greatest but I think it's either a green sunfish or a warmouth (probably the former).  I don't think it's a rock bass.

[farmpond1]

Picture isn't the greatest but I think it's either a green sunfish or a warmouth (probably the former).  I don't think it's a rock bass.

[7mm-08]

Tough call. All the green sunfish I've seen around my area all had blue-green-teal lines around the mouth and usually orange around the lower fin edges. All the warmouth had a darker, marbled look. The colors are more reminiscent of a redeye IMO but the eyes don't look very red and its body seems to be a bit more streamlined than what I'm familiar with. Being that it was caught in a pond, I would lean more towards green sunfish or warmouth.  I've found warmouths tend to prefer impoundments while redeye are generally in moving water.

[7mm-08]

Tough call. All the green sunfish I've seen around my area all had blue-green-teal lines around the mouth and usually orange around the lower fin edges. All the warmouth had a darker, marbled look. The colors are more reminiscent of a redeye IMO but the eyes don't look very red and its body seems to be a bit more streamlined than what I'm familiar with. Being that it was caught in a pond, I would lean more towards green sunfish or warmouth.  I've found warmouths tend to prefer impoundments while redeye are generally in moving water.

[7mm-08]

Tough call. All the green sunfish I've seen around my area all had blue-green-teal lines around the mouth and usually orange around the lower fin edges. All the warmouth had a darker, marbled look. The colors are more reminiscent of a redeye IMO but the eyes don't look very red and its body seems to be a bit more streamlined than what I'm familiar with. Being that it was caught in a pond, I would lean more towards green sunfish or warmouth.  I've found warmouths tend to prefer impoundments while redeye are generally in moving water.

[JamesH]

Kind looks like a rock bass to me, but ours around here have red eyes. I am by know means an expert.

[JamesH]

Kind looks like a rock bass to me, but ours around here have red eyes. I am by know means an expert.

[JamesH]

Kind looks like a rock bass to me, but ours around here have red eyes. I am by know means an expert.

[bassnet]

It looks like the green sunfish we have in some little creeks in southern California. Here's one with some pretty cool colors, but they vary a lot.

[bassnet]

It looks like the green sunfish we have in some little creeks in southern California. Here's one with some pretty cool colors, but they vary a lot.

[bassnet]

It looks like the green sunfish we have in some little creeks in southern California. Here's one with some pretty cool colors, but they vary a lot.

[Chaz Hickcox]

Green Sunfish, or Lepomis cyanellus. Not a hybrid.

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[Chaz Hickcox]

Green Sunfish, or Lepomis cyanellus. Not a hybrid.

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[Chaz Hickcox]

Green Sunfish, or Lepomis cyanellus. Not a hybrid.

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[skey44]

green sunfish

[skey44]

green sunfish

[skey44]

green sunfish