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

Channel Catfish: The channel catfish is currently distributed through most of the U.S. and parts of southern Canada and northern Mexico. In the U.S. it is most abundant in the central part of the country east to the Appalachians. Its occurrence is spars and mostly by introduction along the west coast and east of the Appalachians. Channel catfish prefer clean bottoms of sand or gravel in larger lakes and rivers. They feed mainly on crayfish, fishes, and insects generally at night in swifter moving currents. At spawning time they will enter and ascend small tributaries and streams.