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Re: Perch Species Identification
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02/12/15 04:28 AM
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I caught this fish today in another pond. What species is it?
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Re: Perch Species Identification
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02/12/15 04:56 AM
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Looks like a Warmouth to me!
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Re: Perch Species Identification
[Re: J-Moe]
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02/12/15 09:14 PM
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General Jigs
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not a perch
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Re: Perch Species Identification
[Re: J-Moe]
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02/12/15 09:21 PM
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Re: Perch Species Identification
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02/12/15 09:23 PM
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RangerBass21
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not a perch I use call them perch, til some one from michigan corrected and showed me a real perch.
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Re: Perch Species Identification
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02/12/15 10:08 PM
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not a perch That subject was already addressed on page 1 of the thread. Since that time when people come up to me and ask me what I'm fishing for I say "Bluegill and Sunfish". Every one of them looks at me and says "Perch"? LOL, it is what it is.
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Re: Perch Species Identification
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02/12/15 10:55 PM
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Looking at the Freshwater Aquatic Species section of the TPW Web site I would say the fish resembles the Warmouth the most. Just my opinion. Side Note: Nice fish.
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Re: Perch Species Identification
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02/13/15 02:42 AM
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Thanks for the response guys. My thoughts were Warmouth as well. It has a mouth the size of a Warmouth and the color pattern. But there are so many hybrid species out there I will often send the picture to TPWD to confirm.
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Re: Perch Species Identification
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02/13/15 03:59 AM
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Re: Perch Species Identification
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03/15/15 03:04 PM
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Not a perch Is this a Bluegill and Longear hybrid? Aweful long ear on this fish but it has the bluegill color pattern.
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Re: Perch Species Identification
[Re: J-Moe]
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03/15/15 07:39 PM
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Jamie the more I look at it I would go with a Longear. As we talked about the other night It could also be a Hybrid between Bluegill/Longear however I am leaning more towards a Longear.
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Re: Perch Species Identification
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03/16/15 02:05 AM
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[quote=J-Moe]Not a perch Is this a Bluegill and Longear hybrid? Aweful long ear on this fish but it has the bluegill color pattern. J-Moe, I believe Banker is right, I think it is a Longear as well. Longear have many variations in color. I have seen pictures of Longears like this but never caught one, my usual spots have different looking Longear than this one. And honestly it lacks several bluegill characteristics. I caught a couple today that are Bluegill x Longear Hybrids Ill share the pics along with a couple of Green Sunfish and Native Bluegill that I thought was pretty. By the way, very pretty fish, nice catch! Also: I read the rest of this forum and wanted to throw my in the literal name subject. I call all the sunfish by their literal names and nicknames, its not a crime. I call them perch when Im talking about them in a group all the time. Constantly as a matter of fact. I was raised that way. While it is nice to know the actual names, there is nothing at all wrong with a nickname. There are several nicknames to EVERY fish and tpwd acknowledges them too. I would gladly take anyone on in a fish naming constest, literal and nickname because I know my fish. And yet I still call them perch. My point is its not bad to use nicknames like perch. Ok now that I got that out here are the pics!
Last edited by Fishing_4_Life; 03/16/15 02:12 AM.
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Re: Perch Species Identification
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03/16/15 02:18 AM
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I am responding for free that another name might be good tasting panfish candy . [quote=J-Moe]Not a perch Is this a Bluegill and Longear hybrid? Aweful long ear on this fish but it has the bluegill color pattern. J-Moe, I believe Banker is right, I think it is a Longear as well. Longear have many variations in color. I have seen pictures of Longears like this but never caught one, my usual spots have different looking Longear than this one. And honestly it lacks several bluegill characteristics. I caught a couple today that are Bluegill x Longear Hybrids Ill share the pics along with a couple of Green Sunfish and Native Bluegill that I thought was pretty. Also: I read the rest of this forum and wanted to throw my in the literal name subject. I call all the sunfish by their literal names and nicknames, its not a crime. I call them perch when Im talking about them in a group all the time. Constantly as a matter of fact. I was raised that way. While it is nice to know the actual names, there is nothing at all wrong with a nickname. There are several nicknames to EVERY fish and tpwd acknowledges them too. I would gladly take anyone on in a fish naming constest, literal and nickname because I know my fish. And yet I still call them perch. My point is its not bad to use nicknames like perch. Ok now that I got that out here are the pics!
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Re: Perch Species Identification
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03/16/15 02:25 AM
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I caught this fish today in another pond. What species is it? Warmouth- awesome fish with an attitude
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Re: Perch Species Identification
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03/16/15 02:27 AM
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I am responding for free that another name might be good tasting panfish candy .
[/quote] I like that name too!!!
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