What are these pothole looking things?

[PASCOFISHBOY]

I am thinking shell beds or Apple snails. Please hlp as I still learning to read the images.

[TomM]

Sunfish beds.


Tom

[R0lltide]

I'd call it bream beds also

[Lowerider58]

I'd call it bream beds also

Me three. We see some big ones here on Kentucky Lake in the spring.

[fishballer06]

Bluegill beds. Here's what they look like in person.

[Ranger z522d]

Yes that is blue gill beds

[kandybass]

Bream beds

[MonteSS]

They would look a lot better/clearer if you cut down on the range. Typically the range should be 3-4 times the depth. So in your 10' depth you should set 30-40' to each side. Of course you can set it further when searching for creek channels etc but you lose the detail and may not even see it at all.

Curious, when Southerners say Bream is that like when Northerners say Sunfish? Meaning any panfish in the Sunfish family like Bluegills, Redear, Green, Pumpkinseed etc?

[dwardmba]

They would look a lot better/clearer if you cut down on the range. Typically the range should be 3-4 times the depth. So in your 10' depth you should set 30-40' to each side. Of course you can set it further when searching for creek channels etc but you lose the detail and may not even see it at all.

Curious, when Southerners say Bream is that like when Northerners say Sunfish? Meaning any panfish in the Sunfish family like Bluegills, Redear, Green, Pumpkinseed etc?

Yes, bream = sunfish.

[ntslam]

They would look a lot better/clearer if you cut down on the range. Typically the range should be 3-4 times the depth. So in your 10' depth you should set 30-40' to each side. Of course you can set it further when searching for creek channels etc but you lose the detail and may not even see it at all.

Curious, when Southerners say Bream is that like when Northerners say Sunfish? Meaning any panfish in the Sunfish family like Bluegills, Redear, Green, Pumpkinseed etc?

We just call em perch , it covers them all.