Do you love big bluegill?

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At 8:44pm on January 21, 2009, Steve King said…: I have a story about fillets coming back to life out of the frying pan and exacting revenge on everybody attending the fish fry. I think I'll call it something like "The Attack of the Zombie Gill Fillets."

At 8:36pm on January 21, 2009, Don Hartman said…: Thank You! I love this site. It's got a nice feel to it. Honest and real.
Thanks again Don

At 8:04am on January 21, 2009, john welch said…: thanks for the welcom , at this time of the year I,m fishing bluegills threw the ice and having a great time at it . any way hi back . later john

At 7:39am on January 21, 2009, Zig said…: Hey Kiana - I've been a bit lax, abut didn't want to miss welcoming you to BigBluegill.

So, Welcome!

Looking forward to reading about your experiences, especially those upcoming daddy/daughter trips.

Zig

At 7:05am on January 21, 2009, John Sheehan said…: Thanks Kiana.How's your Cabin Fever doing.Any Fishin' where you are?

At 2:10pm on January 20, 2009, Steve said…: Thanks Kiana, I'll get a better picture on here soon.

At 10:33am on January 20, 2009, BlueGill Godzilla ><((º> said…: Sorry to say that I have no pictures of the large Bluegill. I was fishing at Ketona Lakes by Birmingham Alabama in 1958 with my uncle and some of his fishing buddies. The good old boys from Alabama fished for fun and table food. I baited with a red worm on some very light test line and threw the line into the very clear water. I was using a cane pole and a quill for a bobber. This was the type of fishing that was done in this part of the country. The group that I was with caught many good size Bluegills that day but mine was the biggest. No one had a camera with them, so on the way from the lake we stopped at a local gas station to buy some gas. They sold groceries and had a meat scale and my Uncle Bob ask the attendant if they could weigh my fish. I assume that the scale was close to being accurate, the Gill weighed at 2 pounds and 9 ounces. Uncle Bob brought all of the fish home that day and cleaned them so that my Aunt Mae could cook them for our supper. I will never forget that summer in Birmingham Alabama that I spent with my Uncle Bob and Aunt Mae. I still have the memories of that great summer as a young boy learning how to fish and spending quality time with loved ones.

At 10:38pm on January 19, 2009, Brian Snodgrass said…: Thanks for the welcome. Happy fishing!!

At 2:27pm on January 19, 2009, Dave said…: Thanks everyone I am still figuring eerything out here!!! And here I thought I was the only one who LOVES catching gill's!
What a pound for pound powerful fish!!!!
Try to get some pictures up soon!!!!!

At 9:01am on January 19, 2009, Harold McGhee said…: Thank you for invite. saw small note in latest "infisherman" mag. and
decided to check it out..
I am totally fresh water fisherman (retired, everyday is Saturday for me) married, wife retired but works 3 days week to train new personal
in office she retired from. Carole also loves to fish for bluegill

we only fish for 3 types of fish: Bluegill, Redear (shellcrackers) &
i am obsecessed with fishing for Crappie (spec's) fish for these
critters Day & Night (mostly at night) Bluegill & Shellcracker mostly
on full moon & dark moon (three days before & after )

Again thanks for invite.... as i learn more how to navigate thru your
web site faster, i know i will enjoy it more.

At 4:26am on January 19, 2009, Toby Hottle said…: Thanks Kiana, I saw the site in the In-Fisherman magazine and thought I would check it out ,glad to be here thanks, Toby

At 1:33am on January 19, 2009, Ben Winter said…: Glad to be here! Really like this site!

At 8:54pm on January 18, 2009, Jim Gronaw said…: Hey Kiana...thanks for the welcome, this is a cool site! I am going to post some pix this week and look forward to talking to all of you.

At 3:40pm on January 18, 2009, Fred W Kline said…: You bet, soon as i get back to port Charlotte to get my photo albums I'll post it! The Fredster