Twenty words or less for folks wanting more successful bluegill fishing.

[Bruce Condello]

You're absolutely NOT allowed more than 20 words in your post.

No questions allowed...only recommendations.

Have at it. Me first.

[Keith Ritter]

Tightline 1/32 oz. jig tipped with a waxworm around lilypads and cypress trees & knees. 

[David, aka, "McScruff"]

Fish the deep side of weed lines, near drops to deeper water. Wade in to get there, if needed.

[Mike]

Fish waters that contain quality Bluegill.  That's half the battle.  Use quality light gear.  Make long casts and have fun! 

[Bruce Condello]

There have been lots of great threads in the four year history of www.bigbluegill.com

 

But I've always thought this one was the best.

 

Anybody got any new contributions?

[Bruce Condello]

Read the wind and the water.  Wind stirs water, which lifts detritus, which attracts wiggly things with no backbones.

[Bill "Musky" Modica]

Chuck a spoon soon, because you'll never know it, until you throw it!

[Tomas Daniel]

cover water. pay attention. analyze patterns. join this website and ask questions. consider weather, water temp and clarity.

[jason grimm]

fish like the fish are suspended, the bottom/ thermocline/ top water, oh yeah!

[Jeffrey D. Abney]

 Always trust your instincts, Wind out of the East,  fish bite least, Wind out of the West, fish bite best!

[David, aka, "McScruff"]

Get off couch. Go fishing. Fish wont catch themselves.

[Troy Dorman]

Find the creek channels and flats in your lake, then anchor accordingly and fish on bottom with redworms.

[Vic Tankersley]

I caught this one today at Weiss Lake in Centre Alabama on a two pound Cricket