It will only be fun if we make it fun! Lets get to it!
Thanks for starting this, Sharon! The Boogster was a cricket man from the word go, and with good reason. They're the best DanG brim bait there is. On the other hand, I just can't bring myself to go fishing without having some worms handy, even if I only use a couple of them. I guess it goes back to my raisin'.
count me in on this group. The BGBM was a big part of this site. Him & Mayo put me on to fishing with cricket. Like Dan my upbring was a canepole and a worm.
Comment by bluegillboogieman on April 7, 2010 at 4:54am I did it again!!!
I re-read the rules. Surprising how simple they are and easy to follow. We all make mistakes and sometimes get a little passionate about our favorite little fish buddy. That's why I pledge to re-read the rules all along, to keep my passion at public decency levels. I love this site and our simple rules make it enjoyable for all. I don't care if you re-read 'em or not. I just know it don't hurt me none to do it all along. I'm a backslider from way back.
This was his outlook for this site. And from another backslider ( old fort) I fully agree. This site is about how and where to catch bluegills. But to some of us it a connection to our friend. We share picture of our kids, grandkids and even wedding. The BGBM I know felt the same as most of us. Friends, Fishing,and Family
Comment by bluegillboogieman on February 2, 2010 at 12:28pm Delete Comment What I most want to know is WHERE! But knowing their temp requirements is a good start. I would think you could find them spawning in the deep south from March through September though I have been told by some pond managers around my area they bed year round. If temps are of primary importance, I doubt year round would hold true. Then again, if their preferred spawning temp is a range of say 10 degrees, as the temps rise over the summer, or fall in the winter, would they move their beds to deeper water? Inquiring minds want to know. ..
You ain't the only one that looks at the forum in that light, Rick. Most of my best friends come from forums like this, and I considered Boog to be one of them. We never managed to actually get face to face, but we talked about it a lot, here, via email, and by telephone. Like most folks, we thought we had plenty of time. We shouldn't let that happen again.
Dan
I can’t agree more. This site was setup to share information on bluegills. But any social site where people meet and be-friend people on site, a bond between them can not but be formed. At the same time people really don’t want to put their problem out so everyone can see. There are several options that we can us on this site. Private Messages are the best tool we can use to talk about issues that are not site related. Now I’m not even going to say that any of us are anywhere near the Opera in giving out personal advice. But I have over the pass 60 year been down many hard roads. All any of us can say “ I did it this way” I really care about this site and the people on this site.
As we get months and year on this site, the net is starts getting smaller around us bring us closer and closer together.
Hey bluegillboogieman, you have 6 friends who have changed their profile pictures to your beloved crickets, and you have 6 places on the leaderboard, some of them #1. You're still here, boogieman!
As long as this forum exists, Boogieman will be here. If I ever figger out how to change my profile picture, I'll make it a cricket. That would have to look better than what I have now, anyway! :-D
Try this to change profile pic:
1. find a picture you like online
2. click on the picture and upload to desktop
3. on BBG, select my page (no, YOUR page)
4. click on change profile photo
5. click on browse
6. click on desktop
7. find the picture you want and click on it
8. click open
9. click on save at the bottom of page
please let me know if this works and I'll put it on how to, if something has been left out, let me know that too, thanks
Bruce Condello
Nov 3, 2010
Lord of the Fly , Rods
Nov 3, 2010
Bruce Condello
Nov 3, 2010
Patrick "Bullworm" Olson
Nov 3, 2010
Dan Gwaltney
Thanks for starting this, Sharon! The Boogster was a cricket man from the word go, and with good reason. They're the best DanG brim bait there is. On the other hand, I just can't bring myself to go fishing without having some worms handy, even if I only use a couple of them. I guess it goes back to my raisin'.
Nov 3, 2010
Magnolia Rick
Nov 4, 2010
Magnolia Rick
I re-read the rules. Surprising how simple they are and easy to follow. We all make mistakes and sometimes get a little passionate about our favorite little fish buddy. That's why I pledge to re-read the rules all along, to keep my passion at public decency levels. I love this site and our simple rules make it enjoyable for all. I don't care if you re-read 'em or not. I just know it don't hurt me none to do it all along. I'm a backslider from way back.
This was his outlook for this site. And from another backslider ( old fort) I fully agree. This site is about how and where to catch bluegills. But to some of us it a connection to our friend. We share picture of our kids, grandkids and even wedding. The BGBM I know felt the same as most of us. Friends, Fishing,and Family
Nov 4, 2010
10.5" RES Sharon
http://www.meaningfulfunerals.net/fh/obituaries/obituary.cfm?o_id=7...
Thank you Heather
Nov 4, 2010
Magnolia Rick
Magnolia, I think Thanksgiving will be your Bigbluegill 1st birthday. Remember, the first post you made was "BURRRRP"!!!! ..
Nov 4, 2010
Magnolia Rick
Comment by bluegillboogieman on February 2, 2010 at 12:28pm Delete Comment What I most want to know is WHERE! But knowing their temp requirements is a good start. I would think you could find them spawning in the deep south from March through September though I have been told by some pond managers around my area they bed year round. If temps are of primary importance, I doubt year round would hold true. Then again, if their preferred spawning temp is a range of say 10 degrees, as the temps rise over the summer, or fall in the winter, would they move their beds to deeper water? Inquiring minds want to know. ..
Nov 4, 2010
Magnolia Rick
I'm going to get me one setup just like this
Nov 4, 2010
Dan Gwaltney
Nov 4, 2010
Magnolia Rick
I can’t agree more. This site was setup to share information on bluegills. But any social site where people meet and be-friend people on site, a bond between them can not but be formed. At the same time people really don’t want to put their problem out so everyone can see. There are several options that we can us on this site. Private Messages are the best tool we can use to talk about issues that are not site related. Now I’m not even going to say that any of us are anywhere near the Opera in giving out personal advice. But I have over the pass 60 year been down many hard roads. All any of us can say “ I did it this way” I really care about this site and the people on this site.
As we get months and year on this site, the net is starts getting smaller around us bring us closer and closer together.
Nov 5, 2010
Greg McWilliams
http://bigbluegill.com/forum/topics/if-you-are-on-the-leaderboard?i...
Nov 6, 2010
10.5" RES Sharon
Nov 6, 2010
10.5" RES Sharon
Nov 6, 2010
Dan Gwaltney
Nov 6, 2010
10.5" RES Sharon
1. find a picture you like online
2. click on the picture and upload to desktop
3. on BBG, select my page (no, YOUR page)
4. click on change profile photo
5. click on browse
6. click on desktop
7. find the picture you want and click on it
8. click open
9. click on save at the bottom of page
please let me know if this works and I'll put it on how to, if something has been left out, let me know that too, thanks
Nov 6, 2010