There are many species of game fish, and here you can read a little bit about some of the most popular species for recreational fishing. This information is provided by the Recreational Boating and Fishing Foundation. We encourage you to visit their website for even more extensive information regarding your catch!

Largemouth Bass	Smallmouth Bass	Bonefish
Rainbow Trout	Muskellunge (Musky)	Red Drum (Redfish)
Crappie	Northern Pike	Tarpon
Channel Catfish	Striped Bass	Great White Shark

Bonefish: Bonefish are basically schooling fish. The smaller ones can be seen in large schools on the flats. The larger ones tend to form smaller schools or groups. They feed on crabs, shrimps, clams, sea worms, sea urchins, and small fish that inhabit the sandy flats and intertidal areas. They are often seen rooting in the sand, their tails breaking the surface of the shallow water; an action commonly known as trailing. At other times they will plough the bottom stirring up silt and marl, known as mudding. They are powerful and run very fast and hard when hooked.