Do you love big bluegill?
Finally, some action
Went to my friend's lake last Sunday the 16th on a whim, and came home with 11 nice gills with a total weight of a little over 9 pounds according to my Berkley scales. Had to cast from the bank as the water level was too low for me to drag his jon boat for a launch. I was throwing one of my hand-poured 1 inch black body chartreuse tail grubs and was getting hit on about every other cast. Sure felt good on that ultralite after a long hot summer. Nick
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Permalink Reply by David, aka, "McScruff" on
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Nice account of the day. Sounds like fun - private ponds often have some of the best action.
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Permalink Reply by Dwayne Denison on
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I also love pond fishing. Sounds like some good weight on those gills.
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Permalink Reply by Jeffrey D. Abney on
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Good testimony Nick! Getting back out there this weekend?
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Permalink Reply by Nick Holt on
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I'm definetly going out again this weekend. This time, I've invited a friend to help me with the boat! Good luck to all, Nick
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Thats what friends are for :-)
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