Panfish is a term used to describe a variety of small freshwater fish, including bluegill and crappie. Bluegill and crappie are both popular game fish that are often sought after by anglers. They are known for their delicious flavor and can be caught in many different bodies of water. Bluegill are typically smaller than crappie and have a dark blue or greenish coloration with a black spot near the base of their dorsal fin. Crappie are usually larger than bluegill and have a silvery-green coloration with dark vertical stripes. Both species are highly sought after by anglers due to their abundance and tasty flavor.