
Green Sunfish
Lepomis cyanellus
Green Sunfish in Fishing Planet. Find it in Lone Star Lake (reworked), Mudwater River, Saint-Croix Lake. Bait options include Semolina Balls, Marshmallows, Wax Worms.
How to catch Green SunfishBaits
Hooks and jigheads
Where to fish
Size by waterway
| Waterway | Fish class | Maximum weight |
|---|---|---|
| Lone Star Lake | Common | 0.22 kg |
| Lone Star Lake (reworked) | Common | 0.22 kg |
| Mudwater River | Common | 0.22 kg |
| Saint-Croix Lake | Common | 0.22 kg |
Fishing guide
Green Sunfish (Lepomis Cyanellus) is a species of freshwater panfish of the sunfish family that is a popular among anglers and aquarium enthusiasts alike. Native to a wide area of North America east of the Rocky Mountains, this species prefers vegetated areas in sluggish backwaters, lakes, and ponds with gravel, sand, or bedrock bottoms. Green Sunfish like to hide around rocks, submerged logs, and other objects that provide cover and protection. These fish are easily distinguished by their blue-green back and yellowish sides. They usually grow to about 7-18 cm (3-7 in) in length and under 450 g (1 lb) in weight. The maximum recorded length of a Green Sunfish was about 30 cm (12 in), with a maximum recorded weight of 960 g (2.2 lb). The diet of Green Sunfish includes aquatic insects, crayfish, snails, zooplankton and invertebrates.










