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Went to the local river this afternoon and the water temperature in the canals was 5* colder than the main river.  Caught a few bass and a bream I don't know what kind it is.  Had a couple of larger bass get off and caught a 6 lb mudfish.  Saw 1/2 dozen gators and lots of different birds and think I glimpsed a turkey sneaking away.

 

 

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I'm a sunfish expert, Alex. What you caught is called a beauty.

Looks like a male BG in his courting livery.

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In talking to a knowledgeable friend he said it looks like a male Coppernose Bluegill.

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2 hours ago, Alex from GA said:

In talking to a knowledgeable friend he said it looks like a male Coppernose Bluegill.

Nice! I’ve never seen one of those in person but I’ve heard of them, I think Mike has them in his home pond 

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 Probably a copperhead ( nose). Bluegill.

They will have multi colored gill plates, but especially copper color.

This one I don’t see much color , but some are duller than others.

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