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7.5 inch Bluegill
This was the best of 10 Bluegills taken on Gulp 1" Minnows. Would like to get into 8+ range consistently with Bluegills like I use to at my community Lake but I suspect meddling with the weed growth and stocking of Walleye and Catfish has hurt these creatures. Not that I mind Walleye and Catfish but not convinced a balance is being achieved .
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Albums: Best Fish 2023, Pannie's 2023, 2023
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Comment by John Sheehan on April 22, 2023 at 6:34am
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Thanks Dick !
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Comment by dick tabbert on April 21, 2023 at 6:49pm
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Well, good luck with that john.
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Thanks Dick! Won't be long till I'm throwing your expertly made Crickets and Ants at Red-breasted Sunfish in the streams and catching loads of them.
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Nice one John.
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Thanks Jeff Never caught a White Bass , White Perch Yes. I want to catch the "Wiper Bass" .The crossbreed Striper /White Bass . Lake Hopatcong has them I understand and Greg and I need to get over there! It's close by.
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Comment by Jeffrey D. Abney on April 20, 2023 at 2:13pm
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I answered your question…..let me know if you need anything else….thanks
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Jeffrey sent you a message I hope you can reply to.
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Glad you caught some gills John…….trophy bluegill remain a valuable resource……..fortunately for me more people like eating white perch and they are abundant……bluegill are lost in the shuffle and therefore the benefactor of it……
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