Redbreast sunfish mainly consume immature aquatic insects. The common game fish are black crappie, largemouth bass, catfish and redbreast sunfish. Larger piscivorous fish are the main predators of smaller redbreast sunfish. Various species of fish, including redbreast sunfish, eels, and trout, inhabit it. Most anglers use light spinning tackle to catch redbreast sunfish. Other species found in the lower portions include redbreast sunfish, yellow perch and white suckers. The river is also a popular fishing spot, with sunfish, redbreast, catfish and bass. In addition, wood frogs, eastern painted turtles, and redbreast sunfish live in the river too. Redbreast sunfish ("Lepomis auritus") is the species most prized by anglers. Local names for the Jamaican tody include rasta bird, robin and robin redbreast. Mostly, there are fish such as bream, redbreast, and crappie to be caught. Other names recorded include bank robin, redhead, and (inaccurately) robin redbreast. Redbreast is a brand of single pot still Irish Whiskey produced by Irish Distillers. As a result, production of Redbreast whiskey moved from Dublin to Cork. It is known as the redbreast kurper in South Africa.