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This group is for anglers to share information on fishing the great state of North Carolina..............

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might be a dumb ass question but 49 Replies

here goes, cleaning large panfish, filet? or dcale and gut and whack head off, or do you whack head off or tail off or cut fins out??never caught bluegill big enough to filetContinue

Started by Ira R (Rick) Jones. Last reply by David, aka, "McScruff" Nov 23, 2015.

Slow day near Badin today... 6 Replies

Went out for a few hours this morning hoping to get into some decent 'gills and take a few home. It was not one of my better days...broke my leader and didn't have another leader or my tippet and to…Continue

Started by Kevin Cheek. Last reply by Kevin Cheek Jul 7, 2015.

This forum is AWESOME! 3 Replies

Just want to say thanks to the great people on Big Bluegill! After reading a few of the post in several groups, I went to BassPro and got some pink Gulp Power Wigglers (look like little maggots) and…Continue

Started by Kevin Cheek. Last reply by Slip Sinker Jul 3, 2015.

mouth of Trent at Neuse river 3 Replies

air photos show lots of reed lines and many other creeks, what is your success story for this area what are the depths you fished? in the reed line? live bait? bobbers?Continue

Started by Ira R (Rick) Jones. Last reply by Ira R (Rick) Jones Apr 2, 2015.

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Comment by Michael Valladares on November 19, 2014 at 7:23pm: Anyone have any techniques or suggestions for bluegill fishing this time of year? I went out one time in October and caught one yellow perch on beetle spin. I also used a worm under float, bottom rig with worm or small tail grub and no bites. Fished the same river on 10 November same techniques and only caught one white perch. I was mainly fishing near tree stumps near edge of water, so starting to think that I should look for them a bit more deeper.

Comment by David, aka, "McScruff" on November 18, 2014 at 4:31pm: Hahahahahahahahahajahahahahahaha!
Love it Marty!

Comment by Marty Lemons on November 18, 2014 at 2:10pm: Jeffrey: I'm wanting to get back into some serious gill fishing this spring, and life has been interrupting the last 3-4 years of fishing.

Sex and Fishing are the two things in life that while you are doing them, you always say," I need to do this more often"

Comment by Jeffrey D. Abney on October 1, 2014 at 5:41pm: Welcome Marty.....I haven't been good about updating this group this Summer.....I'll get back to it though.............we welcome any input you may have to help folks in the Tarheel State.............

Comment by Michael Valladares on August 27, 2014 at 6:09pm: Jeff: I will try to contribute any way I can. I am still learning fresh water fishing and moved to Elizabeth City, NC two years ago. I started out salt water fishing, but I now live near fresh water.

Comment by Jeffrey D. Abney on August 27, 2014 at 8:26am: Welcome to the group Michael......I have done a better job updating this blog in the past......often I just add the testimony on to the photos I post of specific ventures....Look forward to any contributions you may have......

Comment by David, aka, "McScruff" on April 25, 2014 at 1:56pm: JEFF: "...Biggest thing we need in our region is milder nights and the water temps will stabilize and things will pick up big time."

Couldn't agree more. Been seeing a few fireflies at night — this is the biggest harbinger of good fishing we have in my neck of the woods!

Comment by Jason Preslar on April 25, 2014 at 12:48pm: I've been bass fishing and crappie fishing lately. Caught several gills and crackers though.

Comment by Jason Preslar on April 25, 2014 at 12:41pm: Nights are warming up. Good times are sure to come.

Comment by Jeffrey D. Abney on April 25, 2014 at 12:25pm: Started catching some nice ones this week on the Albemarle regional rivers Corey.......Biggest thing we need in our region is milder nights and the water temps will stabilize and things will pick up big time......Just today I observed an eight degree drop in surface temps with air temps in the low 40s last night........In my region the crappie start leaving the shallows late April and they immediately get replaced by the big spawning largemouth and the first wave of sunfish including the first to spawn in our area, the little pumpkinseeds.....Big Coppers are staging in numbers and will charge the shallows soon on the northeastern rivers......

Caught some nice coppers last night....