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good day in the rain
Been rainy every day for about a week now ..Water temp has drop into the low 80s. Me and a friend was pitching the bank of a local resevoir and decided to just try the shallows where they usually spawn and low and behold, the big bull bluegills were scattered about in 4 foot of water, we fished in the rain and wind for about 6 hours and here is the results...there is around a hundred 100, we didn't count until we got home and there was a hundred+. Anyway here is a couple of pics...oh caught these on crickets and night crawlers pieces.
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Permalink Reply by J. B. Hillard on
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It's been years since I got a catch anything like that. In general where were you fishing?
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Permalink Reply by Vic Tankersley on
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a small watershed owned by the city, here in the Anniston area.
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Permalink Reply by David Helm on
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Wow, that's fantastic BG fishin! Great job.
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Permalink Reply by Jeffrey D. Abney on
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Good work Vic, hopefully the rain gave you a cooler day out on the water!
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Brought the water temp from the 90's to the 80's and got me wet all over and acually it was cold in the rain..But we struggled thru....ha ha ha
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