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You must have some sunfish species that have good coloration. I'm not sure of the species in the first picture.
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That is a good one
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the pointy nose and forked tail are the best trademarks on that fish and then knowing what swims in the area helps too ...Originally Posted by Spoonminnow
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That’s why I post the pics of the redbreasts I sometimes get. They hit with a fury like no other for their size.
Some of Gods greatest work with their colors.
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Always heard red breasts won't get the deep red accept in running water. Don't know for sure but that has been my experience in catching them. Scott
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TN River produces some great colors out here
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That is running water in there , they just never look red here , wonder if they are actually a different species?
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Got me on that. I spent most of my life thinking there were only a couple of different bream species. Found out through this site and a few others that there are a whole lot of different one's that I used to group together. Still can't identify most just know there are a bunch. Growing up as a kid it was blue gill, red breast and shell cracker and a couple of odd balls that we called some nick name or other. I doubt if there are many that could identify the 25-30 different species ( just guessing ) out there. Scott
