I couldn’t help but laugh. I had traveled to Georgia to see how wild the Altamaha River still was. Now, on day four of our ...

On a walk along the Charles River in Wellesley, we came across three sunfish nests close to the dappled-sun riparian edge.

This jumbo redbreast sunfish hit a soft plastic swimbait. Joe Cermele. World Record: 1 pound, 12 ounces Identifying Marks: As their name suggests, redbreasts have a vivid red-orange to yellow ...

Over a dozen flathead catfish were found in the Ogeechee River of GA and may threaten the state’s prized redbreast sunfish. Associated Press. Published September 28, 2023 10:29am EDT.

All bluegills are sunfish, but not all sunfish are bluegills. The bluegill is just one of more than 30 freshwater species that comprise the sunfish family. There are six other true sunfish species ...

In the shallow margins of many lakes and ponds in June and July, you may spot male sunfish guarding their nests. The sunfish (family Centrarchidae) comprise many well-known species — including ...

In the shallow margins of many lakes and ponds in June and July, you may spot male sunfish guarding their nests. The sunfish (family Centrarchidae) comprise many well-known species — including ...

He reeled in a redbreast sunfish weighing 1.75 pounds (0.79 kilograms) and measuring nearly 11.5 inches (29 centimeters), the agency said in a news release.

FOLKSTON, Ga. - Wildlife officials say a redbreast sunfish caught in south Georgia breaks a 24-year-old state record. The Georgia Department of Natural Resources said Lester Roberts of Blackshear ...

The latest state record fish, and pending world record tie, is a redbreast sunfish caught by Lester Roberts of Blackshear. His catch, caught on May 7 on the Satilla River near Folkston, weighed 1 ...

Roberts used a crankbait to catch the redbreast sunfish that weighed 1 pound, 12.32 ounces, as reported by Georgia Outdoor News. The old state record was 1 pound, 11 ounces caught in 1998.

Roberts used a crankbait to catch the redbreast sunfish that weighed 1 pound, 12.32 ounces, as reported by Georgia Outdoor News. The old state record was 1 pound, 11 ounces caught in 1998.