Do you love big bluegill?
65 years is a long time for this record not to have been broken... what gives? especially with all this bio engineering and genetics in play...why is this a northern strain instead of the Coppernose?
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Permalink Reply by Slip Sinker on
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wow 109 year old record broken in Michigan! .... so theres still hope
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Permalink Reply by Joe Guide on
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I believe that the next IGFA World Record Bluegill will probably come from California. Time will tell of course.
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Permalink Reply by Basil Larios on
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everyone seems to go after trophies rather than make food out of it.
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I like the food aspect
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Permalink Reply by James Micheal Landrum on
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Yep , there's my goal this year!!
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