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Glen Wagley
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Glen Wagley's Discussions
bluegill diet question for you biologists out there
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I live about 8 minutes away from the largest freshwater body of water in Utah...the notorious Utah Lake. It is a large shallow lake home to many different species of fish. When the harbors ice up…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Ryan McCaw Dec 25, 2010.
Locating bluegill in a big shallow lake
I mainly fish Utah Lake in Utah (of course!). It is a large (96900 acres) body of water but the average depth of the lake is only 10 feet. Common carp were introduced years and years ago by settlers…Continue
Started Oct 10, 2010
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Down East North Carolina Daily Double…..3/23/2025
"I think it won't be until near the end of April until the water warms enough to start the…"
Nice Take, Hook Set at 12 O’clock…3/23/2025
"This shot was cool with the jig visible through this crappie’s mouth…..love the 12…"
Some Beautiful Clean Crappie…New Arrivals Shallow….3/23/2025
"You can tell this fish has been out deep…..very clean both sides , fins not busted up, tail…"
Down East North Carolina Daily Double…..3/23/2025
"I hope it’s soon Bruce….looks like a pretty big warmup in the south, hope some it…"
Down East North Carolina Daily Double…..3/23/2025
"Thanks Dick…this was our best trip for shallow crappie this year……I love…"
Down East North Carolina Daily Double…..3/23/2025
"Thanks John….still keep having cold fronts and clippers but the fish here are so ready to…"
"Son-in-law and I splashed this morning behind a mild cold front, 47 degrees and shifting winds ….surface temps from 56.7 to 58.1 degrees…."
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