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Fantastic content. Subscribed.

Great Information!

First time I caught a green sunfish was the creek behind my house. I didn’t know what it was. Looked like a largemouth and a bluegill spawned together and created a hybrid.

Never saw the drop shot explained in such detail. Amazing content and thanks for the effort you put into this video. Ill definitely be making adjustments in the distance from the hook to weight😂

This video and your website got me super into lepmis identification. I think it also subconsciously made me want to switch from the conventional fishing world over to fly fishing. I couldn't tell you the last time I caught a fresh water fish on a spinning set up now. Thank you.

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wow thats a lot of names for bluegill

And on your map it doesn't show pumpkinseed in oklahoma as native or introduced and they are very prevalent here in northeast oklahoma

Duuuude great video!!!

Wish I had seen this back in April when I caught a bunch of these and just called them Sunfish. This guy at the fishing pier was really adamant that they were Bluegill not Sunfish. I didn’t care enough to challenge him, but I’m finding it funny that ALL bluegills are Sunfish but not all Sunfish are Bluegills. So I was definitely correct while he might’ve also been correct or incorrect based on what type of Sunfish they actually were.

No idea why I watched this as I’ve always just referred to any sunfish as a sunfish or a bluegill and tossed it back. But I did find it interesting actually.

The Pumpkinseed has to be one of the most beautiful freshwater fish in North American lakes.

Are these related to the giant sunfish in the ocean

Best fish ever. so tasty.

I recently went fishing locally and caught a very pretty sunfish that i am now treating and hoping to add to my established tank. I believe i have a Pumpkinseed. Google also agrees, from me taking a pic. I just wanted to say that this video is INCREDIBLY informative. I appreciate it so much. Amazing!

😂😂this makes me realize I probably never caught two sunfish of the same kind

Subbed, excellent video, look forward to more

Where do you go in Wisconsin to catch orange spotted sunfish

Can a largemouth bass x bluegill hybrid occur? I found a very small pond with what appears to be a greengill. But, the eyes are near the top of the head.

Amazing

The title says "identify ANY sunfish..." and yet, just like virtually every millenial content creator, he left out a big chunk of info. he left out several species of bass, which are also sunfish. Wheres the due diligence these days??? Also, anyone who has a coffe cup in their hand for a video and never drinks it is a moron, who thinks that props make content

great work

Aaaaaa! This is making my head hurt. I'm outta here.

Thank you; exceptionally informative!

I caught a bluegill, the last fish I expected to see in Japan, yesterday and today. First time seeing them in person. I didn’t think fish could be cute, but I guess I was wrong lol

I pounded a ton of large green sunfish two nights ago using hot dog as bait cause we ran out of night crawlers lol. We were slamming them on hot dogs with a simple bobber rig and weirdly a santee cooper rig for catfish kept getting greens too

i make my own drop shot weights. 10 meters of metal wire cost 1 dollar. tiny stones are free. takes about 60 seconds to make a single one if im lazy and relaxed. i could probably do it in 20 seconds if i gave a damn. 100 free weights. takes like 10 minutes while im watching youtube. tunscton ? lol wtf...

Caught a beautiful pike this weekend. It was a bright green and gold scales when the light hit it. It was so awesome looking. None of the others looked like this one. I never seen one so pretty. It was 26 inches.

I catch Pumpkinseed Sunfish regularly in North Alabama in waters of The Tennessee River Valley. They've been here thirty five years I know of. In Spring it's easy to find them on beds in sandy or gravel areas in the shallows. They'll hit top water as well as subsurface same as any other Sunfish. Of course the deeper down they are you have to go subsurface.

I've caught hundreds of Green Sunfish in sluggish waters of creeks, streams, even drainage ditches. 1/4 inch top water popping bugs no bigger round then a paper straw are ideal for landing them in Spring time. Usually close to banks in slow waters. I would often catch them while wadding a stream with Fly Rod. I've caught many a pounder or more. In my early 70s now wadding isn't allowable anymore as balance issues prevent it so my opportunities for nabbing them isn't what it once was in my 30s and 40s. Fun fish to catch, especially those meaty ones!

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Is that Flyer related to a Crappie?

They are brim ,crappies, bass, and catfish that’s all

I now know what i have been catching, thank you. Lake near me is absolutely full of them and attack most of the bass lures i throw. They are alot of fun to catch though so no complaints.

I made my way to this vdieo while identifying a black buffalo. Today we got a massive one on a size 5 catfish hook/ carolina rig/ running a worm for bait. Didnt even know it was on until we had it near the surface of the water

Go Avs! I'm a fan of sunfish too. Thanks for the teaching.

Very informative! Great visuals! Please stay connected! 🕊

Bett’s 1/32 and 1/50 split tail spinners. The 1/50 has a tendency to kick out at faster retrieves. Looking for a better connection than tying directly to loop on lure because of knot failure.

FFS sucks

This gives rise to what i always thought. And i dont bed fish as result. I follow tournaments for bass but hate when they bed fish.

This is crazy good info.....wow

Love this! I’ve been trying to target these things for years, but never really figured it out. Small hooks pinned to lead might be the answer. Might try tomorrow in the Mississippi!

Caught a MS river smallmouth last year on nightcrawlers- it hit lighter than a logperch. Kahle hook completely covered up, finally set a hook. Caught a bigmouth drifting half a worm once- same light bite, but I was quick on the trigger. Dad got a bigmouth on a pink crappie tube last summer.

This is the most UNDERRATED fishing channel man.

Why use a drop shot when you can use a bobber instead??? Plus you can adjust the depth as needed, can't do that with a drop shot. Drop shot rig is OK but don't be fooled by this, have fun and use common sense and have fun just fishing and enjoy yourself like you did as a kid, it's just fishing.

I caught three in Southern California around night time at a creek I used a green spinning bait with gold

Very informative!

Brilliant.

All bream lol

Great detail when I was younger and even to this day I go to creeks to see if i can catch these overlooked colorful fish I also wade clear streams to look for log perch and darters I find these fish as exciting as catching shovel heads or bass thanks for the video 👍