Do you love big bluegill?
Tilapia
Awesome tilapia on a fall vacation to Ft. Lauderdale.
Views: 34
Comment
-
Comment by Josh Milczski (Omaha) on October 29, 2009 at 4:47pm
-
I believe they die around 50 degrees and growth decreases at 68. Something like that. I think if the coldest days, and if they're short lived, is in the 55-60 range, you'd be just barely fine. But I believe both Georgia and Tennessee would be too far north. Unfortunate I know. They're a great fish for a lot of reasons, not the least of which being their taste.
-
Comment by Brian Snodgrass on October 29, 2009 at 4:37pm
-
Those look like awseome fish- Any Idea how far north their Range expands? I know there are none in Kentucky but I was wondering if their colud be any in Tennessee or Georgia?
Latest Activity
"Oh, good for you, Bruce. More satisfying!"
"Hey John, I Have, but I also tie my own."
"Hey Bruce! Did you ever try the MT Hellgrammites and Nymphs? The Black and natural colors have…"
"There is a big dam near where I live and it's pretty loaded with crappie and gills. You use to…"
"Thanks Bruce! Love using Mister Twister 1"- 4" Plastic Grubs! Especially on Hair Jigs or…"
"https://bass-archives.com/early-mister-twister/
Here you go, John."
"Very cool old nostalgic fishing stuff , hey Bruce! Glad you enjoy! What Mister Twister article are…"
"According to the Mister Twister article I was wrong. There were more than 3 colors offered and…"
"Wow! This is a gold mine of info right down to the articles at the bottom. I remember when Mister…"
pike flies for a friend
"Yes, it does. I've seen them made of 30 lb. hard mason line or mono, but not this way. I like…"
" Bomber Baits 1949 - Bass Fishing Archives "
pike flies for a friend
"With this set up the hook faces up with room to tie on the hook. (Weedless Pike Fly) by Niklaus…"
pike flies for a friend
"I took the hook, added a fish skull articulated shank, and tied it on with the knot to kinky. This…"
© 2024 Created by Bluegill.
Powered by
You need to be a member of Bluegill - Big Bluegill to add comments!
Join Bluegill - Big Bluegill