Do you love big bluegill?
Big Bluegill Convention
Bruce, I'm sure you have alot on your plate with raising giant Bluegill, running the website and pulling people's teeth, but have you given any thought to having a Big Bluegill convention?
There sure seems to be plenty of people who love Bluegill fishing and raising them.
There sure seems to be plenty of people who love Bluegill fishing and raising them.
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Permalink Reply by Bruce Condello on -
Great idea! What a blast that would be!
One little problem! We need to find a spot to have it that's less than 100 miles from every member of Big Bluegill! :-)
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Permalink Reply by Jeremy R. Mayo on -
Whos got the biggest fryer to cook in for everybody!!!
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Permalink Reply by Larry Mihalik (Adirondack Pond) on -
I'd be willing to go alot further than 100 miles, especially if it was in late winter or early spring.
Just my 2 cents, how about everyone else?
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Permalink Reply by Tom Hudson on -
I'm in...I think we ought to travel to Musky Mod's haunts, fill a pontoon/barge, pinch the barbs and have him guide us to monster Redears and Pumpkinseeds. If the pontoon/barge is big enough we can set up a little riser - get a hot mic, and conduct seminars with rods in hand. Two birds, one stone.
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Permalink Reply by Bing on -
I'm all for it.
How about somewhere close to Nate Herman. That is pretty central.
Bing
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Permalink Reply by Bruce Condello on
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That would be interesting, because I wouldn't need any excuse at all to pay the Herman's for a chance to fish their place.
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Permalink Reply by Bill "Musky" Modica on -
Traveling to Peoria would definitely expand my horizons!
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Permalink Reply by Nate Herman on -
One of the biggest bluegill ever came from Bing's pond! I saw the mount.
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Permalink Reply by 2lbgill on -
BigBluegill.com might be hosting the first Professional Bluegiller Tour if....that would be a blast.
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Permalink Reply by Nate Herman on
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We could host the first ever Professional Bluegiller Tournament no problem! We have access to over 1000 acres of the very best private water in central Illinois! I already know exactly which lakes will host the innaugural event. They are a series of 4 lakes between 10 and 30 acres each all bordering each other with boat ramps to each. They are looong and skinny with lots of fingers and loaded with redears, hybrids, and regular bluegill.
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Permalink Reply by Tom Hudson on
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I don't need any more convincing. Seminar, followed by tournament.
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