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BLUEGILL
The bluegill is one of the most common panfish
in Kansas, and it provides many youngsters with their first fishing
thrill. Although it doesn't grow to enormous weights, the tenacious,
saucer-shaped fish makes up for size with a scrappy fight. Common
in most farm ponds and smaller community and state fishing lakes,
bluegill are most easily caught when they move into shallow water
and begin dishing out spawning beds. The state record bluegill
weighed 2 pounds, 5 ounces. The world record is 4 pounds, 12ounces.
(Courtesy of Kansas Wildlife and Parks)
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