Hey, caught these on crickets and didn't know what kind of bream they were...TIA
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Hey, caught these on crickets and didn't know what kind of bream they were...TIA
http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g2...e/IMG_3752.jpg
http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g2...e/IMG_3753.jpg
Top pic? bottom pic looks like warmouth
top pic i dont know bottom looks like a rockbass aka warmouth
Some People call this coloration a (excuse the spelling) Chicquen .. chick-a-pen ... Both are .. in my opinion Warmouth ...Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat
Different names all over the country for a lot of the warmouths as there seems to be quite a different colors and sub species (warmouth, stumpknockers, chubs and on & on) ... hit hard but not much of a fight. Get real fat ..
Have a Good One
JSC
:)
The top one is a spotted sunfish AKA stumpknocker they dont get real big but are one of the best baits for yella cats,the bottom one is a warmouth AKA goggleye and they make ya mad when youre fishing plastic worms for Bass
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Originally Posted by BIGBEE138
I'm with BIGBEE. Stumpknocker and a Warmouth Perch. I used to catch a boat load of them on the Wekiva River on Beetle Spins.
They hit plastic worms like theres no tomorrow!
That big mouth......... yep its a warmouth! I've caught a 3" one on a 5" rapala! :cool: I've got a lake close by over-run with them in the shallows and thought about thining them out. Yeah right! Would take me 250 yrs!!!! How are they eatin and lotsa bones? I could prob get 100 a day but all under or around 6". Those look pretty nice!
Good eats as far as whole fish go. Small in length but they can be thick.
thanks for all the replies! I caught both of these with a slowly sinking freelined cricket!, i am not very good at fishing, but i do what i can! overall i think i caught 4 or 5 different types of bream in one spot on those crickets!
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Top one's a Rock Bass and bottom's a Warmouth (notice the fluorescent blue and dark coloration sunburst AKA "warpaint" around the mouth, kinda hard to see with the lighting in your pic-- but hence the name)!!!! Those are nice one's; great job!! Check out these 2 NY Citation Rock Bass I caught from Grafton State Park in Summer 2008!! :)
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Nice catch on crickets....
#1 Stumpknocker (Spotted Sunfish)
#2 Goggle-Eye (Warmouth)