Saco River

Carroll - New Hampshire


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A section of the Saco River in Carroll County, New Hampshire.

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  1. trappingtime0
    - Saco River

    Details: Bluegill Sunfish with a Worm

    Here is a better picture of that fish

    1. trappingtime0 0
      Ok*
    2. trappingtime0 0
      @wyldechylde77 of thank you
    3. Texas_Slam 0
      Cool man
    4. Chuck LaBruna 0
      It's a Bluegill is all 😉
    5. trappingtime0 0
      @wyldechylde77
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  2. trappingtime0
    - Saco River

    Details: Blue Crab with a Worm

    Fish ID? Some type of sunfish thats all i know i havnt seen one like this around here before

    1. boarwhore 0
      Hybrid crappie
    2. killerbackstrap 0
      Looks like a roach
    3. Thomas Gyory 0
      White perch.
    4. texasfishingkid kid 0
      white perch
    5. TennesseeTroutboy 0
      White perch
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  3. trappingtime0
    - Saco River

    Details: Red Horse Sucker with a Worm on treble hook

    Me and my friend caught this big sucker yesterday along with some more fish ill post those later but this was the biggest one. He hooked it and i reeled him in it ...more was. A good team effort

  4. trappingtime0
    - Saco River

    Details: Rock Bass with a Artificial grub

    Can i get a fish id on this? Im not sure exactly but i think rock bass? I know the picture isnt great. I dont think there was any bass in this body of water at least ...more this section between two dams

    1. jakewade 0
      Definitely a bluegill
    2. Chuck LaBruna 0
      ...if it looks like what you saw with your eyes instead of the darker light of the camera. Cool?
    3. Chuck LaBruna 0
      I can save you a little time actually, though I know..take any opportunity to fish LOL, but I'll tag you in a blert I have that shows a Bluegill at that same ...more angle but better light. You tell me..
    4. trappingtime0 0
      @wyldechylde77 haha alright i guess ill just have to go catch another and get a better picture then
    5. Chuck LaBruna 0
      ..that angle, I can tell its a Bluegill. Mouth size, colors on the breast and body, gill plate and fin borders (or lack of) etc. It is a Bluegill, but if you don't ...more wanna believe me, no problem. 😉
    6. Chuck LaBruna 0
      Well, I can see very clearly based on a lot of features that it is in fact a Bluegill. Not to mention the fact that I have worked with and caught thousands through ...more the years (I'm 37). Even from..
    7. MusicCityBass 0
      @ChrisA yeah your right. Warmouth is in the genus Lepomis and Rock Bass is in the genus Ambloplites. Both are sunfish
    8. trappingtime0 0
      And that blueish color on the gill wasnt really as blue as it looks in the picture
    9. trappingtime0 0
      @wyldechylde77 i dont think its bluegill this picture does t really shot the colors very well i have caught a few bluegills and they look a lot different from this ...more one they this one was a lot greener
    10. Chuck LaBruna 0
      @ChrisA Yes sir. Been happening a lot around FS lately haha.
    11. ChrisA 0
      @wyldechylde77 thanks for the confirmation. I was pretty positive it was a bluegill. Sometimes when you look at sunfish for too long you can over think it.
    12. Chuck LaBruna 0
      ...species. The closest species to a Rock Bass is the Shadow Bass, which is basically the southern equivalent of Rock Bass. Warmouth, though also panfish, are entirely ...more different altogether. 😉
    13. Chuck LaBruna 0
      @ChrisA @hunter_nessen @SwampMafia Hey guys, it's a Bluegill. I can see the orange-yellow underbelly and the gill colorations. @MusicCityBass Rock Bass and ...more Warmouth are two completely different...
    14. ChrisA 0
      @hunter_nessen I agree. I'm leaning more towards bluegill the more I look at it. @wyldechylde77 can help us ID it.
    15. ChrisA 0
      @MusicCityBass a rock bass and a war mouth are both sunfish. They're still two different species though.
    16. hunter_nessen 0
      No doubt it's either a greeny or a blue gill it's obviously one of the two.
    17. Swamp Mafia 0
      Green sunfish have yellow and or orange on their lower fins. Did it have a mouth that was larger than a bluegill? Bigger as in double or triple the size?
    18. trappingtime0 0
      Now that i just looked up green sunfish im guessing thats what it was. I didnt even know that was a species of fish until now!
    19. trappingtime0 0
      Sorry the picture isnt great the sun was making it difficult to get a good pic. I also caught another one 75 yards away about the same size
    20. trappingtime0 0
      I pulled it in and it looked like a huge pumpkin seed but i know its not it is greenish and had large fins and big spines
    21. MusicCityBass 0
      @ChrisA i know a rock bass as a panfish. Are you talking about a striper?
    22. ChrisA 0
      @MusicCityBass war mouth and rock bass are two different types of fish. This fish is definitely neither a rock bass or war mouth. From the picture it looks like ...more a green sunfish.
    23. MusicCityBass 0
      @Dreed97 @hunter_nessen warmouth and rock bass are the same thing. Thats either a rock bass/warmouth or a green sunfish. Its hard to tell from that angle
    24. Maxrealtree 0
      Yeah definitely not a rock bass. I'm thinking it's some type of sunfish
    25. hunter_nessen 0
      I agree with @Dreed97 definitely not a rock, it looks like a sunny
    26. Colby Teall 0
      @SwampMafia
    27. Dreed97 0
      Maybe a war mouth? Or some type of sunfish. But it's not a rock bass.
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  5. trappingtime0
    - Saco River

    Details: Largemouth Bass with a Artificail grub

    Had a good day fishing with my buddy today he caught a huge largemouth and i just got a couple large mouths and small mouths he also caught many more. Then i did. ...more We also saw a beautiful bald eagle got with 20 yards of it! The fishing slowed down a lot for a while and we wernt getting many bites but we found the honeyhole!

  6. trappingtime0
    - Saco River

    Details: Bluegill Sunfish with a Old stale saltine crackers

    Saw a ton of these little Fish swimming around so i made a few soda bottle fish traps and caught this one with in 5 minutes

  7. trappingtime0
    - Saco River

    Details: Yellow Perch with a Worm

    Finallygot out on the boat today just bought a new marine battery for my trolling motor and it works great this guy was the only thing i caught though

  8. trappingtime10
    - Saco River

    Details: Brook Trout with a worm

    Went fishing for the first time this year with my dad and sister. We caught 7 total i had 3 sister had 2 and dad had 2

  9. trappingtime10
    - Saco River

    Details: White Perch with a worm

    Let me know!

    1. King_Fisher 0
      Hearing or shad you can usually can pic them up at Walmart in a bag but bluegill would work great and so wood carp.
    2. Swamp Mafia 0
      Carp and buffalo
    3. fishinfool23 0
      War mouth bluegills
    4. Dreed97 0
      I use sunfish it always works great for me @trappingtime0
    5. Josh Parker 0
      carp
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  10. tecfall197
    - Saco River

    Details: Largemouth Bass with a slugo

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