Thread: How many who like this catch this when they go.

Looks kinda like a bluegill, if they eat like one, along with the crappie, you're in business. Would still like to know what they are since I've never seen a bluegill look quite like that.

Originally Posted by chaunc

Still waiting. Those arent warmouths.

Since crappieGod averages three posts a year, don't hold your breath waiting for an answer.

That being said, my guess would be "flier". (Google it.)

Originally Posted by Idunno

Looks like what we call Fliers. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flier_(fish)

I agree

Originally Posted by deathb4disco

Since crappieGod averages three posts a year, don't hold your breath waiting for an answer.

That being said, my guess would be "flier". (Google it.)

Okay, i googled it and they had a picture there too. It's a flier. What are some of the closest lakes or rivers, to Pennsylvania, that has them in it. If they arent too far away, i'll do some reseach on them and see if i can learn their habits, habitat, and how to catch them. They look like a fun fish to catch. How do they taste?

Originally Posted by chaunc

Okay, i googled it and they had a picture there too. It's a flier. What are some of the closest lakes or rivers, to Pennsylvania, that has them in it. If they arent too far away, i'll do some reseach on them and see if i can learn their habits, habitat, and how to catch them. They look like a fun fish to catch. How do they taste?

I really don't know much about them. I'd heard the name before and read an article years ago, but that's it. Maybe somebody else will weigh in.

Originally Posted by chaunc

What are they? Not sure i've ever seen any of those.

Those look like white perch to me.

Those are 100% fliers. Caught many of them.

Originally Posted by Idunno

Looks like what we call Fliers. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flier_(fish)

My guess also , too small a mouth to be Warmouths.