Can anyone tell me what type of fish this is?

Briank …..Carptracker says it’s a Green Sunfish.

By Golly…I think if a fisheries bioligist says it’s a Green Sunfish, I’d place my money on him.

Hey Slop Bass…in your opinion..do you think it’s a green sunfish?

Yes…after researching it and seeing other pics….It’s a green sunfish

Briank…I have’t had the 5th …aint no biologist …but I’m an Ol Timer …Itsa GREENIE

there you are…..

Hey guys……do you think it could possibly be a green sunfish???

naaaaa

looks like a geen sunfish to me…but thats just me

well now i’m really confused ……what was the question again???

It’s a mud bass. I believe the real name is warmouth.

looks like a green sunfish to me (we call them rock bass here) and war mouths that red ear threw me though cause we got red eared sun fish here them are nice ones

I sure wish we knew a fisheries biologist that could identify this mysterious creature. Carptracker do you know of anyone??

It’s a GREEN SUNFISH….

Look at the following two pictures…1st one is a Green Sunfish…

Here is a warmouth:

Now look at the pics of my fish…..

Conclusion: GREEN SUNFISH

I’ll bet they all look the same in a fry basket.

lol….you can’t filet my fish blue

Hey SB! Did anyone ever talk to Carptracker about what kind of fish this was…..

I’m sorry. It was too windy to fish today, so I had to do some yard work and I’m a little giddy….

Definitely NOT a google-eye or warmouth. We catch those down in the basin (Atchafalaya) in Louisiana. Color and markings are different. They’ll hit any bass lure you throw at ’em – especially worms and other soft plastics.

Other fish we catch down there: Choupique (bowfin), Gaspergou (drum), sac-a-lait (crappie), alligator gar.

I agree with slopbass on this, but to who ever was the one who said it was a cross between a bass and a sunfish, it is physicly impossible to cross these two speciese, it’s evan rare to see hybreds come out of bass and they are evan in the same class(osteichthyes). so bass and sunfish?

Looks to me like there wasn’t a conclusive answer. Wonder if @carptracker is still around.

Uh, I’m telling you its a greeny. I’m a fisheries biologist. It’s my job. Its a greeny. No doubt whatsoever.

It’s hard to tell his degree of certainty of this. I hope his email notifications are on. He could probably direct us to someone with the knowledge
and background to answer this.

Darn….I miss some of those guys…….a blast from the past…..

His notifications are probably linked to an AOL account. Man I feel old.

Brian Klawitter wrote:

Looks to me like there wasn’t a conclusive answer. Wonder if @carptracker is still around.

Well I sure hope this “carptracker” resurfaces. I have a bet with a buddy on whether this is a black bullhead, brown bullhead or yellow bullhead. Anyone else know, ’cause there’s a lot of money involved.

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Walleyestudent Andy Cox wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Brian Klawitter wrote:</div>
Looks to me like there wasn’t a conclusive answer. Wonder if @carptracker is still around.

Well I sure hope this “carptracker” resurfaces. I have a bet with a buddy on whether this is a black bullhead, brown bullhead or yellow bullhead. Anyone else know, ’cause there’s a lot of money involved.

I believe that is an Iowainian walleyeian.

biggill wrote:

His notifications are probably linked to an AOL account. Man I feel old.

Hey, hey now, let’s not be look’in down on those of us that still have our main e-mail accounts with AOL!

And yes I go back to the early days before I signed up with an account.

Eelpoutguy wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Walleyestudent Andy Cox wrote:</div>

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Brian Klawitter wrote:</div>
Looks to me like there wasn’t a conclusive answer. Wonder if @carptracker is still around.

Well I sure hope this “carptracker” resurfaces. I have a bet with a buddy on whether this is a black bullhead, brown bullhead or yellow bullhead. Anyone else know, ’cause there’s a lot of money involved.

I believe that is an Iowainian walleyeian.

And to you Sir, I am an IOWAgian, and I know the difference! (looks more like a yellow bellied crap sucker to me)

Denny O wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>eelpoutguy wrote:</div>

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Walleyestudent Andy Cox wrote:</div>

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Brian Klawitter wrote:</div>
Looks to me like there wasn’t a conclusive answer. Wonder if @carptracker is still around.

Well I sure hope this “carptracker” resurfaces. I have a bet with a buddy on whether this is a black bullhead, brown bullhead or yellow bullhead. Anyone else know, ’cause there’s a lot of money involved.

I believe that is an Iowainian walleyeian.

And to you Sir, I am an IOWAgian, and I know the difference! (looks more like a yellow bellied crap sucker to me)

also known as a turd wrestler in the Des Moines river,the fish that is,not Denny lol

Walleyestudent Andy Cox wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Brian Klawitter wrote:</div>
Looks to me like there wasn’t a conclusive answer. Wonder if @carptracker is still around.

Well I sure hope this “carptracker” resurfaces. I have a bet with a buddy on whether this is a black bullhead, brown bullhead or yellow bullhead. Anyone else know, ’cause there’s a lot of money involved.

It was hard to tell from that angle, so I ran it through software that can replicate another view.

Just as I though. It’s a Snook.

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biggill wrote:

His notifications are probably linked to an AOL account. Man I feel old.

Close your eyes and picture the annoying dial up sound.