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60 for eating ? Wow, were you feeding the whole neighborhood ' just kidding. Bluegills are the best tasting fish that are out there.
Great looking fish. Were they in among the rocks? Can you tell us anything about you caught them? Us newbies like to hear tips.
Thanks for posting the photo John , I guess my camera was still too cold to make any good pictures. I had a great time. Looking forward to the next event.
Ouch !!!
The surface temperature rose to 68 degrees there- it is a Nuclear Power Plant cooling lake.
I was there yesterday and caught 123 fish - that's the good news.
I am sad to say this lake is mismanaged and the stocking program there is all based on one…
Joe, most of my spring spoon fishing begins when surface temps rise above 47 degrees...Northern shorelines with available downed timber always seem to draw in the earliest panfish action....see my video "spoons" for a how to on spoon fishing.
John,
Pain in the rumpus for sure. The whole while I was thinking that if I were after catfish as my desired catch, not one would be biting ! So anyway, I went to the right down about 50 yards into the tall grasses. Those tall grasses really make a…
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I fished the same spot but about 30 yards down the rock dam.
A lot of miniature catfish and a few gills. I also had a massive school of mini shiners in front of me. They were the things hitting your bait on the way down.
I ended up hooking abo…
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- Largest bluegill ever caught?
- 9inches
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- Kankakee River backwaters
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Secret Spot (Where's yours?)
Everybody has a secret spot that keep to themselves. I encourage you to post a picture and see if someone can identify it. Here's mine, I know it will stay a secret !!
Posted on November 28, 2009 at 5:33pm — 2 Comments
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- At 4:28pm on February 10, 2010,
jim n rebecca hickey said… - looks like white pines state park near Oregon illinois
- At 8:06pm on November 30, 2009,
Jim Gronaw said… - Sure, man! Let's be friends and talk fishin! Maybe I'll let you know my secret spot!
- At 4:34pm on February 13, 2009,
John Sheehan said… - Respectable BG Welcome!
- At 3:51pm on October 6, 2008,
Bruce Condello said… - Welcome, Joe!
Thanks for joining Big Bluegill!!!
I hope you like the photos, discussions and videos. We have a great group of people here.
Bruce
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you know what will help in getting people on chat. lets set up a "TALK TO THE BOOGIE MAN NIGHT" Thursday from 6PM till 7PM talk direct with the BOOGIE ON BIGBLUEGILL CHAT ROOM
where's the volume control?
ya but will he be there opening day/
there the little volume control turn it up and it'll beep if someone post in the chat room
That's a much better smile! Yum, he needs a hot oil bath!
I'm at the premiere bluegill fishing lake in the country, Richmond MillLake.
Boogie, you must have had soooooo much fun. Great catch!!!!
Is this hole anywhere near Tallahassee?
For those of you who are new members and don't know about it, there is a chat room if you put your curser on Forums, don't click it, and then just drop down to chat when it appears and click that. You can chat with anyone on BBG. Sometimes, though,…
I'd love to catch that on my 2wt fly rod! Nice fish!
Sorry Y'all
Had a picture problem and am in the process to repair it. Just a folder switch nothing drastic lol.
Yours in service
James and Kathy
found you a honey hole look like to me.
now thats what I'm talking about. Nice one Jim ( Envy envy)
Hey Boogie, are you sure that top fish is a flier? I think they look more like this...
in northeast, md
where did you catch those monsters? I live 80 miles from Lake Erie and have never seen anything like those jumbos.It looks like you were Ice Fishing
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