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one of the spots I visit has quite a few native green sunfish crossed to native texas bluegill via mother nature
they have several variations in colors and body types there
some of them are really pretty
so lets see what yawl have in some other parts of the country or from texas as well
We get CNBG X RE at Lake Perris - great fighting fish. At Lake Havasu we have the BG X RE - they get huge and mean!
Redbreast/Redear Hybrid
San Marcos River, Texas
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never seen one of them before .....VERY kewl cross
man is that there greenie cross colored up .....very nice
Looks like a standard warmouth to me.
I sure do like them crossed up things ......
the photos these folks have posted and myself included are for sure not warmouth .....Quote:
Originally Posted by Speir Fishing
but if you want to see one ....
here it is
The fish posted with this bet she is too cool!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ketchn
I was talking about the one in post #4, but looking closer it doesn't have the bigger mouth of a warmouth, but the colors are spot on for the warmouth down here.
Very cool looking fish nonetheless.
Experts told me this was a cross between the green sun fish and blue gill. Came out of my pond. Returned it to my pond.Quote:
Originally Posted by RetiredRR
I am not an expert on em but they wuz most likely right .....LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by RetiredRR
and this here sunny I think is a cross as well ......just not sure what crossed with what
it sort of looks like a species I think they call an orange spotted sunfish so it may not be a cross at all ......
what do yawl think ?
Decent red ear. 2lb. 5 oz