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What's your the 1 that got away "BLUEGILL" Story.
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Unbelievable. You are the man IWG!
colors!!!!
Nice!
Beautiful Hybrid Trophy Sunfish!!!! Definitely one for the wall--congrats on a beautiful trophy fish!!!!
Hey all you guys--You're absolutely right!!!! It's a GILL--hell, I don't even know the type of fish which I'm catchin, ha!
That is a huge redbreast anywhere! Check out those spawning colors!!!
Man you're getting some nice fish!WTG!!!!
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- Largest bluegill ever caught?
- 11 1/4 inches
- Favorite place to catch bluegill?
- Local ponds and Lakes
- Do you have a pond? If so, describe it.
- No but am currently looking into buying either property with one on it or buying property and having my own put in.
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05-25-09 Tips and Tactics for Fighting and Landing Large Pickerel
Just because the Bluegill angler is going after Monster Gills doesn't mean that he or she may find themself fighting the trophy of a lifetime of another fish species (Bass, Catfish, Pike, Pickerel, etc). Since many Trophy Gills inhabit shallow, weedy lakes one may find a large or even trophy size pickerel on the end of their line as these hard fighting fish inhabit similar waters! Larger Pickerel often prefer baits of 3 inches +, subtle and more natural colors in bait selection tend to be the ke… Continue
Posted on May 25, 2009 at 10:05pm — 13 Comments
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- At 10:33am on July 23, 2010,
Tom Hudson said…
- Dude...wow, a year later I get back to you! What are you doing? How are things going? How is your pond project? I'm headed to your site to check out your recent pics....
- At 6:20pm on February 13, 2010,
Lance A. Cashler said… - Ice warrior, where art thou? You doing alright out there?
- At 6:02pm on November 23, 2009,
Greg McWilliams said… - Mr. Ice, You have 2 kinds of fish in your neck of the woods The chain pikeral and one of those yellow perch. Keep postin them cause one of these days..........
- At 6:38am on October 21, 2009,
John Sheehan said…
- Hey IWG-Glad you like the Brookie ..did you see the hook jawed Rainbow.At any rate are you doing any Trout fishing up by you?If so what rivers and lakes? I'll be going to Waywayanda tomorrow with Brother Greg .We'll be hunting Trout,Bass,Crappie Perch Pickerel and Gills if they are willing.
- At 10:09am on October 18, 2009,
Dale Fortin said… - when your on turn up your chat volume. this is what you do, go to the top of the page, click chat on the right (its on the menue bar) then when you get there put up the volume which is next to the smilie face, and the computer volume because the beep is very soft. this is because if someone trys to talk to you the chat volume is on mute. if you want to talk to someon just copy and paste this message.
- At 1:45pm on October 12, 2009,
Dale Fortin said…
- what are the names of the lakes and or ponds, about what temp and lure doy you ctch them best with? i live in white plains
- At 7:22am on September 19, 2009,
seneca b said… - where you fishn @
- At 7:24pm on September 15, 2009,
Lance A. Cashler said…
- You're alright Gill, I'd love to.
Lance
- At 8:03pm on August 14, 2009,
Tom Hudson said…
- IWG
Any chance I can convince you to come to the Forum next month? You would have a blast and meet some awesome dudes who could help you with your pond projects.
Anyhow, I sure can't wait until you DO get that piece of land...it's impossible to describe when you finally walk your land and know it's yours...amazing.
I will try to check out your pix ASAP - summer has me so busy trying to get my fish growing and working I will most likely not catch up with anything until Winter. Any chance you'll be looking for your place by then?
I sure am anxious to help you out...you let me know if you ever need any advice or guidance and I'm here for ya my bro.
- At 7:59pm on August 14, 2009,
Tom Hudson said…
- Yo bro!
LONG time...had a crazy last year plus in business swimming to keep everything floating. Sorry I've been away nearly three months...how is the fishing coming for you?
I have tons to relate, but most of it is pond related and sadly not fishing related!
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Ditto, but they shut up after going with or eating the results.
Aw shucks there I go making a fool out of myself on line again. Sorry about the whole rooked thing, I saw that was on a different post of one of your pics Zach. I'm a little paranoid about Google, so thats where that came from. I've gotta work on my…
thats a big ole chinqupin
My stomach usually doesn't give the scales enough time to join in on the action though.
They are a very different fish I'll say that. The best I have figured so far is that they like the bottom and live bait, not to say that they wont strike an artificial, it takes some real skill though from what I can gather and I really admire those…
I was kind of worried about that, but I have seen some variations of Hybrids look this way, or at least that is what was posted on the internet.
We always called these black pearch.
To be honest I do not think the Green Sunfish have the yellow bel…
I am still trying to figure out how to fish for Redear. I have not had much luck with them. The seem to be pretty smart.
Do you have tricks you would like to share on catching these guys?
Did you happen to get the weight of any of these fish?
They fight just like a big bluegill. I am told you can eat them but haven't tried yet. The ones we caught today went to a friend who has a pet shop. I wouldn't mind trying them though. They are local to south Texas and I would imagine that they eat…
Oops sorry Zach I forgot about need a trout stamp on your license.
Bank access has improved since they began stocking trout back in the late 90's. As of now State regs require a trout license to fish it during the season ($10). If you plan to launch a boat you will need a permit. Not sure about other options as far…
About the only time you can fish Pawhuska from the bank is when they drop the lake for trout season. There is no cost to fish it.
I know, I will have to try it out this fall when the temps drop a bit. Can you fish it from the bank at all, and is there a cost to fish it?
Oh brother, Zach living in Northeast Oklahoma and having not fished this lake before......Let me tell you.
A spring fed 90 Acres of Heaven.
The wildlife department comes in and stocks trout every other week from November until the end of March (bl…
Cedric you are truly gifted to be capable of putting things like this into the words they way that you do. I've been reading your posts, you have just gained a huge fan. Cant wait to hear more from you!
I have yet to fish lake Pawhuska, is it a nice lake? Did they stock everything in it?
So how do they fight and can you eat them?
almost has a knot head
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