Tony Livingston

59, Male

Freedom, IN.

United States

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What type of animal is a bluegill?
we have 5 ponds, the smallest is .5 acre, while the largest is 1 acre.
What state are you from? This can help us get together for fishing trips!
Indiana

Comment Wall:

  • Kiana Fitzpatrick

    Welcome to the big bluegill pond, hope you enjoy 'fishing' for tips, photos, stories great people!
  • John Sheehan

    Tony! I been slip floating a little..how bout you! After finding them with cranks..its spooning w/worm pieces or slip floating for me. Catching fish! Great fun!
  • bobby emory

    nice fish tony envious
  • Derrick

    Thanks for joining the group Tony.  Those are some nice fish in your photos.  Must of been a great time catching them. Keep fishing

  • John Sheehan

    Supurb slide show Tony !!Thanks! Fat Gills like that i just dont see and catch!

  • Jim Gronaw

    Hey Tony...I have an idea for an interesting piece for the In Fisherman about 'growing your own' bluegills and hybrids. I would love to include some of your expertise...would you be interested in helping out?

  • dick tabbert

    Tony I consider it a privilege. I really don't get out like I want with my circumstances the way they so I'm at the putor a lot and you know there's not a better group of people (fisherpeople) out there who are not selfish with there answers and continue to educate and participate in are discussions. They are the people whom I look up to you included. I've lost more than can be imagined and sometime I feel so left out because of my circumstances but really been so blessed going through life fishing about anytime I pleased and an understanding wife who put up with it so now it's time for me to be there for her but I'm human and I do have pity parties on occasion.  We thought we were home free I had just retired and bang that was an awful day for both of us but you know I'm fortunate I can still help her and that is the true blessing so you see Tony if I can't do it like I use to fishing that is at least I can talk about it that helps. You know I hear some of the things we do to catch fish and it sparks memories I use to do that same stuff but forgotten so I can tell you I'm not remembering some of the things I have learned and I tribute that to me not being very involved like I once was. My inputs are not up to par so my participation suffers so I enjoy the invites providing I don't step on any toes. I hope on my invites I have covered all bases but the most important thing is what a nice group of people here that cover all walks of life and I don't here any bickering no one saying there better than someone else and we all just get along. What a great site and place to be with terrific people.

  • Jeffrey D. Abney

    Getting any rain Tony?

  • Rick King

    Hi Tony I'm happy to be your friend

  • Rick King

    Happy to have you for a friend

  • Jeffrey D. Abney

    How's your ice Tony? I'm seeing lots of issues nationally, even deadly!

  • Jeffrey D. Abney

    I didn't think this big warm up would be good especially where some ice has already formed....I don't have to tell you to be careful but I will to satisfy my conscience.....

  • DAVID L EITUTIS

    YUP JEN MASTER COULDN'T AGREE MORE WITH YA ON TONY AND ALL THE MODERATORS AND OF COURSE THE LEADER OF THE BAND, BRUCE !!!!!!!!!!

  • David, aka, "McScruff"

    Thanks Tony. I usually try different techniques based on the location, conditions
    and what I've been failing at already. My.primary criteria is water depth, structure and cover, in that order. I mostly fish a large lake, and these are what matters.
    If the fish bite hard on a micro spoon, I'll stay with it.
    If I move or the bite slows I'll try something else.
    I'm equipped to put nearly any TYPE bait in the water. I usually have more crap with me than I can use.
    But I do confess, when all else fails.... I'll fall back on a worm.
  • David, aka, "McScruff"

    And I love worms so much, I grow my own.
  • David, aka, "McScruff"

    Tony - do you know how to organize a fly swap?

  • David, aka, "McScruff"

    Glad you were spared, sorry for the others.
    I'm sure you are aware that accidents and damage occur after the storms pass. People rush to help or just overlook the changed environment.
    Be careful.
  • dick tabbert

    Welcome aboard Tony. Looks like we are off to a good start. There are so many different units out there with the fisherman in mind. You have the basic finders and of coarse the full blown that have anything you can think of then some. I'm hoping we can learn our finders and their potential.

  • dick tabbert

    Thank you Tony and the pleasure's all mine.