2#Bass pickerel cove
"The Classic Eppinger Daredevil 2/5 oz. Imp Klicker Model. Classic Bait got a 2# Bass today.…"
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2 lb., 4 ounce bluegill caught in Nebraska. This huge bluegill was one of several two pounders caught in Nebraska at Pelican Lake over a three year period in the mid-nineties.
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Comment by huskerrod on December 1, 2008 at 7:43pm
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Bruce,
What is the state of Pelican Lake now-a-days? Is it still pumping out the big Gills?
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Comment by John Cachel on November 22, 2008 at 7:03pm
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Thats super fish! Its every big bluegill fans' dream to catch like that! I heard alot about Pelican Lake in Nebraska! I think that Dave Genz (Mr. Icefishing) caught a monster 'gill from there on the ice fishing, his great book BLUEGILL! One great article in an In' Fisherman about study on big bluegills movement in Pelican Lake. Some day I would love to fish there! Live bait around weedbeds off the shore! Average depth in Pelican lake is only 4 feet deep and food is everywhere plus good number of bass and pike.....trophy bluegills! Thanks for the great picture!
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Comment by David Merical on October 29, 2008 at 7:52am
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I SO want one! ;o)
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