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Thanks for your kind response. I will try El Dorado Park soon with my little kids. Which side of lake would be good point for Bluegills? Any spot you would like to recommend? I want to try Berkley worms under a bobber.
I live in South Bay and am looking for a nearby lake to catch blue gills. Are you still going to El Dorado Park for catching gills? Is fishing good there? What do you use to catch them?