Why Sunfish nests!
The aptly named Mud Creek runs along Broadway in Tyler.
Watch out for joggers and the next Lance Armstrong.
Catching green sunfish is alot like picking your nose. It's easy, what you end up with is usually small, slimey and sometimes has a good bit of color to it!
(Thats the best I can do on Tuesday folks!)
Another shot of the Warmouth that people seem to really like.
The aptly named Mud Creek runs along Broadway in Tyler.
Watch out for joggers and the next Lance Armstrong.
Catching green sunfish is alot like picking your nose. It's easy, what you end up with is usually small, slimey and sometimes has a good bit of color to it!
(Thats the best I can do on Tuesday folks!)
Another shot of the Warmouth that people seem to really like.
Gotta love the sunfish. They do tend to bite on anything. Nice photos.
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www.gotflyfishing.blogspot.com
The reason I bought my zero weight rod! thanks for those images Jonathan.
ReplyDeleteThose are just as pretty as most salt water coral fish.
ReplyDeleteNice fish pictures, and I love the "beds!"
ReplyDeleteThe colors on this fish are outstanding---makes for a great catch.
ReplyDeletejealous of the warmouth, hoping to someday get into one they are just very uncommon in my area.
ReplyDeleteWow! These are great shots! I love your style!
ReplyDeleteI once bought this fish, a couple for in my fish tank, in one night he killed 5 other ciclids! 3 Oscars a a couple Jack Dempsey
ReplyDeleteIn Europe its called the Goldzaum Ciclid for his golden band in the tail!