Do you love big bluegill?
Bluegill Bill's Discussions (5)
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"Yes. I highly recommend."Bluegill Bill replied May 13, 2018 to st. croix panfish rods? |
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Jun 11, 2018 Reply by Brad Reid |
"How do you fish with spoons? What kind of rod & reel combo?"Bluegill Bill replied Feb 22, 2010 to Bought a bunch of spoons, now what ? |
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Feb 28, 2011 Reply by David, aka, "McScruff" |
"Crickets or waxworms."Bluegill Bill replied Oct 19, 2009 to What bait works best for catching bluegill? |
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Nov 26, 2009 Reply by John Cachel |
"Michigan"Bluegill Bill replied Oct 16, 2009 to Your home state. |
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Jan 18, 2013 Reply by Rob Greer |
"Drakes batter. I use it as a dry mix on the fillets."Bluegill Bill replied Sep 10, 2009 to What does everyone use for fish breading/seasoning? |
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Sep 27, 2009 Reply by dave |
Latest Activity
cupsaw bass
"The Yellow Perch Pattern is more so a Northern catcher I believe, Jeff. The Silver /Black Back and…"
"Scattered thunderstorms predawn moved out to sea and I gave it a shot..North Carolina creeks/river were very dirty from runoff, moved north"
"Hoping the beat the frontal boundary tomorrow morning for a crappie stalk on the coastal marsh….we have a lot of uncertainty in our weather"
cupsawlow waterwalleye
"Nice adjustment to the conditions John……good fishing…..cool that you tied the…"
cupsawlow waterwalleye
"Hey Jeff-Every 4 years or so the lake committee lowers the lake for folks to do dock repairs. Thats…"
cupsawlow waterwalleye
"In a drought or drawdown for damn work? Nice fish…..I’ve never caught one but always…"
cupsaw bass
"I loved this bait color as a child…..but after lots of torture from being out fished by my…"
"Finally got a calm morning on the 19 day of September, a coastal low dumped rain and high winds promising to turn the marsh over and it did."
"Very rough weather pattern, ready to get out if the wind will break…all the creeks are blown out and holding low….had a good dinner tonight…"
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