Bluegill in Trouble on a Local River……6/30/2024
"Yes Bruce….I was pondering going to their weigh in but the heat index was like 105 so I…"
Do you love big bluegill?
Bluegill Poppers
My personal preference is poppers with yellow and chartreuse......
Views: 353
Albums: Louisiana Outdoors
Comment
-
Comment by Jeffrey D. Abney on June 4, 2012 at 2:24pm
-
Will do....I normally get a call when a new batch comes out....he likes to know if my fish will hit em'........I always like to take somthing new for me to a productive and proven area to see what the fish do......the top left chartreuse with legs was a great choice this past Fall.....
-
Comment by Leo Nguyen on June 4, 2012 at 12:45pm
-
Do give us his business Jeffrey. Would love to have a collection of these in my arsenal for fly fishing, and ultra light reel action.
-
-
No Vince, I don't tie flies but a friend does and I like his work....I only fly fish 10 percent of the time so these will last me for quite some time....I do prefer the white rubber legs though. A hungry bass will check these things out with legs or no legs Allen...just comes with the territory when different species hold up in the same areas.....
-
Comment by dick tabbert on June 3, 2012 at 10:18pm
-
Wow I wish I could find me a tree that grew poppers like this one, a popper tree.
-
Comment by Vince Fusco on June 3, 2012 at 8:37pm
-
Wow, those all look good! Did you tie these?
-
-
Wow. Looks so awesome! Who made these nice looking poppers?
-
Comment by Allen Morgan on June 3, 2012 at 7:10pm
-
One thing I noticed, was that the small 'gills that were coming to my popper were tugging on the legs. I know that some of the posters here will trim the legs on foam spiders. I wonder if I need to do that with the popper?
At the same time, the LMB was a nice bonus. Would trimming the legs on a popper reduce the appeal to LMB's?
-
-
They work nicely Allen....I like the white legs for movement/vibration and the yellow to bring them up in the dark water where I fish........
-
-
Those look nice!
I just bought something similar yesterday, and gave it a try today. Caught my first 'Gill and LMB on that popper.
-
-
We'll be employing some of these guys later this month.....The stables offers some great flyfishing and that will make my dad very happy......
Latest Activity
Bluegill in Trouble on a Local River……6/30/2024
On a river ten miles west of me….these guys caught a five fish limit of 31 pounds and a big fish of…
sweet pseed and very aggressive
"All things fishing are interesting to me…..I follow the North Carolina Wildlife Resources…"
sweet pseed and very aggressive
"Interesting, are there also Red Breasted Sunfish in that creek? Another small (at least the ones I…"
Only Bleeding Tail on a Gill Today….6/29/2024
"I’m very fortunate that North Carolina stocks them throughout the state and our population…"
Only Bleeding Tail on a Gill Today….6/29/2024
"Hey Bruce thanks for the question……the RedEar Sunfish..a.k.a. Shellcracker, lake…"
Only Bleeding Tail on a Gill Today….6/29/2024
"Hey Jeffrey, is what you call a shell cracker as sunfish up North?"
sweet pseed and very aggressive
"Likewise here John, all sunfish species combined are outnumbered by Coppernose on the…"
Bulkhead with Barnacles…..6/29/2024
"I like to use spin casting reels so 12 pound test is about all you can do on the freshwater rated…"
sweet pseed and very aggressive
"The Bluegills are far more numerous in this water but these Pseeds are tough contenders!"
sweet pseed and very aggressive
"They can be surprisingly aggressive on larger baits…..catches me off guard every so…"
Only Bleeding Tail on a Gill Today….6/29/2024
Went by myself ….everyone canceled last night…..so no family memories but anytime I can catch 89…
sweet pseed and very aggressive
"Glad you like Jeff. I am pretty amazed it hit a #3 Dressed Spinner!"
Drone Shot of One of my Fishing Areas……6/25/2024
"Thanks John and Dick…..everyone has great ideas about breaking down an area….this is…"
© 2024 Created by Bluegill.
Powered by
You need to be a member of Bluegill - Big Bluegill to add comments!
Join Bluegill - Big Bluegill