Do you love big bluegill?

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At 12:26pm on November 19, 2011, harald kronemeyer said…: Thanks for the welcome. Im looking forward to posting and reading on this site. I have fished gils since i was 6 with my father and love it and love to eat them. :)

At 10:33am on November 19, 2011, Don Hardrick said…: Thank you for the welcome.Im so glad i found this site, ilove to fish but bluegills have always been my favorite to catch, since i was a kid. This site is so big so ill be on it everyday. Plus ill be posting some pics of my catches this past summer, so to you and anyone reading this, hit me up and we can talk about some big blues.

At 5:11pm on November 17, 2011, Robert J. Bassett said…: Hey Dick,

Thanks for tyhe warm welcome. I have loved "pan fishing" all my life and carry a small pole in my truck to plink around bodys of water I may happen across driving around my state (Fl). Bluegill is the main fish we get but my favorite is the little "Stump Knocker" or spotted sunfish. These things are small but pull harder than any other pan fish I know. I have 4 live ones in a stock tank for putting in my pond later. I am going to try to get up to North Florida this spring to pick up some "Hand Painted Bluegill" if I can. I just love all thing panfish and I am even making my own tiny spinnerbaits. I am looking forward to learning a lot on this site and thanks again for the welcome. Glad to be here!!!

At 5:40pm on November 8, 2011, Gabe said…: Thanks Dick for the warm welcome. I truly love Gills and I look forward to being a part of the site. .

At 8:14am on November 4, 2011, Robert Terry Glascock said…: Hello Dick, I have been out a couple times, went over to Lake Erie for Bluegill did OK, had a good dinner from there. Yes next year we will have to get out, I would like to get back over to Cold Water in the spring. Maybe we can get out on the ice when it comes in. Talk to you later, have a good day.

At 3:52pm on November 3, 2011, Chad Hood said…: Hi Dick I am doing good. Thanks for your concern but just been busy fishing and working. Bluegill season is over for me at the moment and I have moved on to catching walleyes. Hope you are doing well also. talk to ya later.

At 5:26pm on November 2, 2011, Jeff Dunbar said…: Hi Dick,

Thanks for the words of welcome. I just sent a message to all members with my opening comments thinking I was adding a comment to the board. I'm new to posting on any web pages so please forgive the mistake.

At 5:33pm on October 12, 2011, Ray Heiser said…: Thank you dick.The weather is nice here in the75 to 60 hope to get some gill or some nice crappie will do.

At 9:18am on October 10, 2011, Dave B said…: Dick,

If I wanted to post a fishing report for all members to see can I do that or do I just send it to friends ?

I am not sure I know how to use the site

At 10:58am on September 24, 2011, Derrick said…: Welcome to the group, feel free to share information you have about fishing of any type.

At 6:15pm on September 23, 2011, Bryan Mahoney said…: yea it won't let me in the chat for some reason

At 4:39am on September 22, 2011, Flyboy said…: I haven't had the pleasure of using Ultra lite fly equipment yet, but I plan on getting into rod building and fly tying this winter. I plan on a 6'6" 2wt, 7'9" 3wt, and a 9' 4wt for my first builds.

At 5:30am on September 21, 2011, John Sheehan said…: Nice bunch of Crappies you're catching .My catchingest crappie lures are white Bucktail jig /red collar and a Bomber 4f Crankbait.

At 6:16am on September 18, 2011, Dave B said…: Dick,

Thanks for the warm welcome!!. I live in the Lake Geneva area and have stumbled across this site. I was out yesterday and could not find a bite. Currently , I am chanign out the treble hooks on the Swedes for the single hook, like Mod suggested. I am not sure how the new hook goes on to make sure it faces "up"

At 6:18am on September 11, 2011, Dar Parks said…: Thanks for the welcome Dick. I'm glad to be here and excited for the fall season. Just picked up a 12' flat bottem for the local ponds around. Hope to post some pics soon.

At 7:12am on September 10, 2011, Capt Jim Klopfer said…: Thanks! I am a full time saltwater fishing guide, things slow down once the kids go back to school so I spend a fair amount of time in the fall freshwater fishing. It isn't prime time, but still pretty good. At least we can cath them in January, Jim

At 6:12pm on September 4, 2011, chuck said…: thank you for the welcome....i am new at bluegill/crappie fishing. very new!! i have bass fished for a lot of years, but want to slow it down a bit and relax while fishing. i also love to eat fish.......and none better than bluegills and crappie! thanks again

chuck

At 6:00pm on September 4, 2011, Lyndon Veronesi said…: Hey Dick! Thanks for the warm welcome. Lifelong bass fisherman, but love to panfish too. The older I get, the more I appreciate bein' an "opportunity" fisherman. And 'gills, seeds, shellcrackers, greenies and fliers sure provide "opportunity"!

At 6:47am on September 4, 2011, Brett Bumpus said…: Thank You for the warm welcome. I hope to learn some things and share some things about the activity that makes me VERY happy. I live 10 minutes from Kentucky Lake and 5 minutes from Lake barkley here in Dover Tennessee, so the more information I can absorb here will allow me to put it to good use. I am looking forward to meeting some great folks on here and making new friends. So if your ever in the area, and would like to fish,.............boat has gas, pfluegurs are full of line, fillet knife is sharp.................I am Blessed, Thanks again, Brett

At 7:47pm on August 27, 2011, rick said…: Thanks for the welcome, Dick. I've been more of a saltwater guy up to this point (inshore) but am currently boatless and just re-discovered how much fun fresh water fishing is. Doing it mostly out of an Old Town Discovery 11'9" solo canoe. I look forward to learning here. Already have, some. We print fish for a living. Attached is a sample of our work.black%20crappie.jpg

Rick

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