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The bluegill (Lepomis macrochirus) is a species of North American freshwater fish, native to and commonly found in streams, rivers, lakes, ponds and wetlands ...

The namebluegill comes from the bluish region on the cheek and gill cover. They are a deep, slab-sided (tall and flat) fish with a small mouth.

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Description and Range. Physical description. Bluegill is one of several "panfish" species in Washington which is very popular across the state because they are ...

Bluegill is the most abundant and widespread member of the sunfish family in Iowa. It is found in nearly all Iowa waters, but is more abundant in lakes and ...

Bluegills have small mouths and an oval shaped body deep and highly compressed. The fish is olive green on the upper body and light yellow on its belly.

Bluegills are one of the smallest popular food and game fishes, normally reaching lengths of only 15–23 cm (6–9 inches) and usually weighing less than 0.25 kg ( ...

Bluegills provide plenty of fight, pound for pound. In Texas, bluegills approaching two pounds have been landed in public waters, and fish over three pounds are ...

Bluegills have variable colors ranging from blueish-black to olive green with a lighter belly and telltale blue gills that give this species it's name.