Beautiful 9” Class Warmouth……7/19/2025
Growing up in southeastern Louisiana the two most abundant species of sunfish in the bayous and…
Do you love big bluegill?
Pick a color.
You can only use one color for the rest of your life fishing for bluegill. What would it be?
Chartreuse.
Chartreuse.
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Permalink Reply by Copperhead John on
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Chartruse.
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Permalink Reply by C Schffr on
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Tough choice. If I had to pick one, I'd say orange. No...pink......No, white....black....is it sunny or over cast?
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Permalink Reply by Bruce Condello on
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Sunny!
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Permalink Reply by Lord of the Fly , Rods on
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White, because it would look like a big fat maggot
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Permalink Reply by Kirk Matthews on
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Chartruse for Gills--White for Crappie.
Kirk
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Permalink Reply by John Sikkila on
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Light black!....mmmmmm....dark black!....well any subdued version or version of......black!....lol!
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I agree with chartreuse or any combination of chartreuse. Nick Holt.
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Permalink Reply by steve adams on
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red
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