Types of Fish Species
Paddlefish, also known as spoonbill, are a unique species of freshwater fish that are native to North America. With their long snouts and distinctive appearance, they are often the subject of curiosity for anglers and …
“Can we keep a largemouth bass in our fish tank?” This was the question I asked my dad as a 7-year old, and one I’m sure many young anglers have asked their parents as well. …
They’re mean, green, killing machines, and they’ve taken over various parts of the US by storm due to human influence. Snakeheads are one of the weirdest fish families available to American anglers, and they happen …
The salmon and trout family salmonidae is well known for taking anglers to some of the world’s most beautiful and pristine aquatic environments in pursuit of equally stunning fish. But not all beauty is natural; …
Ask any random set of anglers their opinion on catfish, and you’re likely to get two very polarizing answers: Angler 1 may say catfish are a nuisance, they’re good for nothin’ bottom feeders that taste …
“Oh, that? That’s just a trash fish.” Many an angler has heard this line before from an old timer, social media personality, or other fishing gurus who only target the ‘big ones.’ This sentiment makes …
When it comes to the various species of sunfish in North America, popular species like the crappie, bluegill, and shellcracker get much of the attention from anglers. But what about the mighty stumpknocker? Also known …
Bluegill fishing is an American past time, and there is not shortage of effective baits to catch these powerful little panfish. But what is the best bait for catching bluegills? And how do you know …
Crappie fishing can be a lot of fun, but sometimes it seems as if these tasty fish can totally disappear, making them very hard to find and even harder to catch. Knowing the best time …
It’s common knowledge that saltwater striped bass is among some of the best fish for eating on the East Coast, but what about freshwater striped bass? Are they good to eat? Do they have worms? …