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Fished LC for 2 days. Both days got blown off the lake by 11. Found out that SP like the Chub Bellyspinner.
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What kind of fish are those? Not familiar with them, but they look like fun to catch and probably to eat.
Well I should have googled them before I asked. Never heard of them but I fish in Oregon for Salmon and Tuna, may have to give these a shot.
ODFW Sacramento Perch
Thanks for the post. Learned something today.
Those are awesome! Look alot like a large version of my favorite.....rock bass / goggle-eye! Are these common in Western & California lakes? I gotta try for some next year if I make it out that way.
Educational post. Thanks for sharing.
Those look like a strong fighting fish. Thanks for sharing
those fish look cool. I'm gonna call em 'Tiger Crappies' :twocents Thanks for sharing these.
That's a good one lol tiger crappie. It does look like a rockbass/crappie. Nice looking fish.Quote:
Originally Posted by healthnspector
Purdy fish! Thanks for sharing.
FA - they aren't widely dispersed out here. There is one lake north of Lake Crowley that has bigger SPs (might try to get up there this week - long haul). May & June would be the better time to go - interesting places to stay at, close to the lake.
og - they fight harder than crappie and have a tougher mouth, good thing because they like to hug the weeds. My buddy swears they eat better than any pan fish...