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When You Can't Go Bass Fishing => The Other Fish In Our Lives => Topic started by: fishingfanatic14 on February 28, 2011, 09:15:26 PM

Title: Different Kinds of Panfish in Northwest Louisiana
Post by: fishingfanatic14 on February 28, 2011, 09:15:26 PM
what other kinds of panfish are in this area other than crappie and the usual bream. i have read about goggle eye, white bass, and warmouth bass. where and how do you catch each of these types of panfish. i am mainly just a bass fisher.
Title: Re: Different Kinds of Panfish in Northwest Louisiana
Post by: BassBUFF on March 01, 2011, 05:06:28 AM
Warmouth and goggle eye are the same species. Dorcheat Bayou used to be full of them! They hit like a frieght train lo! They are also in most lakes and have caught a few while bass fishing. White bass are also in the lakes but are plentiful in the Sabine River. Small cranks are a good choice in the Spring before the spawn.
Title: Re: Different Kinds of Panfish in Northwest Louisiana
Post by: fishingfanatic14 on March 05, 2011, 03:41:38 PM
how do you catch big goggle eye and big shellcracker. what are some techniques that can be used.
Title: Re: Different Kinds of Panfish in Northwest Louisiana
Post by: screwballl on March 14, 2011, 03:41:37 PM
Depends on the location.

Lakes:

Bream/panfish/sunfish (can include 4-6 types of sunfish including shellcracker, redear, spotted, bluegill, etc)
Crappie/perch (if they are stocked)
Warmouth (aka goggle eye)

Larger fish:
Largemouth Bass
Carp (normal brownish and light green triploid carp)
various catfish, usually Channel cats and yellow/bullhead cats

Rivers/streams:
all the above plus:
Striped Bass
Sunshine bass
White bass
chain pickerel/pike
Blue Tilapia
Bowfin
Gar
and a few other fish that travel to and from fresh and saltwater