Bigger popping bug used for Warmouth!

We get some whopper Warmouths up north....even thru the ice.

That's a solid fish Musky.....I was wondering how prolific the species was up north but judging from this fish they're doing just fine! Thanks for sharing.........

My avatar pic has me holding a nice little Warmouth, caught in South Carolina's Edisto River.

I'm digging for some of my older photos David, I've caught some beautiful Warmouth on the Edisto and the cypress creeks off the Santee River......I have hundreds of Polaroids that just don't scan very well but technology is always getting better so I hope to add many more in the future...

Nice Summertime Cricket Classic

Dan with another cricket fed Warmouth....

pic quality isnt great but here are my 2 biggest warmouth, caught at the satilla river, off the same stump 5 years ago. left-1lb7oz, right-1lb1oz. shouldve put em on the wall

Some of the best panfish taxidermy I've ever seen is by members of this site Tomas.....I'm definitely going to get some panfish done in the next few years.....Nice Warmouth....Georgia represented well!

Big mouth Twins...

Really solid Summer Warmouth.

These warmouth love flooded Cypress....

Pair of Big Mouth Bream.....

I often catch Warmouth and Nice Largemouth Bass together.....

Two Big mouths!

These fish head for the top of the food chain as juveniles......Small warmouth already attacks live bait....

Welcome to "Wild About Warmouth" Alejandro! Have you caught Warmouth in your part of the country?

Great! Looking forward to your contributions to the group....I catch most of my Warmouth while chasing bluegill as well.....

Another great trip from last Summer in which we caught our share of nice Warmouth.....

Got to love it when the Goggle-eyes are big enough to filet......It was difficult to find these fish on the overwhelming 188 thousand acre Toledo Bend but you could sackem' up once you did and some nice ones!

Looking forward to the Warmouth waking up as well....Caught a few small ones down in Louisiana last month during my visit....I also added a chart showing the range of the Warmouth.....

Welcome to the group Jim........

thanks jeffrey,the ones around here seem to be more solitary and very territorial.seem to like really rocky areas.they hit hard and i am always amazed when i catch one as they fight hard and i always think it is a much larger fish.i like the way they tremble in your hand when you are unhooking them.i catch them on large top water plugs like zara spooks and the tiniest flies.never catch more than 1 or 2 at a time.we have rock bas up here and i think they inbreed some with wramouths as i have caught some strange looking fish at times.

The Warmouth are a species that like a little warmer conditions but they are starting to move a little bit down in South Carolina where most of the water temperatures in the Low Country exceed 70 degrees......I caught these fish in tight to wood in rather shallow water on Live crickets.....Always a good time to add a few Goggle-eye Perch to your creel....

This beauty attacked a soft plastic bubble-gum colored grub with a live cricket added.....This guy really popped when he got out of the water....The water temperatures are getting in a range that big Warmouth love....Can't wait to find a cluster......

Had several nice Warmouth in my Perquimans River creel today....They hit the honey hole pink/white curly tail grub tipped with live crickets...Water was down several feet from the winds so these fish had pulled back off shore some....Water temps have dropped almost ten degrees from last weekend down to 68. As the water continues to warm we'll start catching more chunky Warmouth....Good time!

I love to catch warmouth!! They are beginning to show up in a lake I fish. Caught a few Wed morning with a bead nymph but only small ones.

Starting to pick up some really nice Warmouth shallow in Carolina....These guys are hitting pink jigs and pink hair jigs as well....These are a few that I have caught on a few recent trips...The jigs I used are pictured as well.....

Caught some awesome Warmouth today on the Pasquotank River.....my dad and I each caught a goggle-eye in the 1 pound class....really fun times!

This little Warmouth hit almost as hard as some of the nicer ones last week.....What a predator!

We have been blessed this month with some fine Warmouth while pursuing gills......Several over a pound highlight a great fishery in Northeast North Carolina.......

A nice Warmouth from the beaver Creek on a Grass Shrimp by Gronaw.....

Some warmouth from the family vacation in June..

I love to see these young predators already getting in the mix........

Got out on the Pasquotank today after being down in the Low Country for almost a month.....Some fine chunky Warmouth got in to the action today.....Always like to pick up a few big mouth sunfish along the way.......

Late Summer Warmouth on the Little River on Sunday...8/19/2012

Bigbluegill.com member Jen from Oklahoma caught these great Warmouth fly fishing....Way to go Jen and thanks for sharing....

The deep and dark swamp waters hold some nice warmouth also....I caught 10 today on Silent Stingers tipped with Live Crickets.....the largest was 14.2 ounces......Good times and a great species....

Welcome Jason.....we catch some nice Warmouth in North Carolina.....Look forward to your inputs for "Wild About Warmouth"....

Likewise....I have a few spots that hold quality fish and others that hold good numbers....I love to catch Warmouth and usually can count on a few in each mess. They are particularly fun to catch on a popping bug......let us know when you find them Jason!

Regarding Jen below, can you post a picture of the flies you used?

Thank you.

Here's a fact sheet for Warmouth fishing in North Carolina.....Warmouth_profile.pdf

Welcome to the group James.....a great species......

Thanks Jeffrey !  Hope I can get in the river tomorrow to make a few cast around the Cypress Stumps and hang one of the big boys!!!

I just found this sight while searching for info on warmouth. There is a subdivision that was built across from me when the housing market crashed, no houses built but five ponds built. I have found one that is full of warmouth but I'm having a hard time catching them consistently. On average most are around 8 inches and FAT. There are no stumps or trees around just grass bottom. I've caught them on crank baits and beetle spins.20140317_184107.jpg