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November 2011 Blog Posts (6)
NEWBE
New to the site what I've seen I love. Match the tackle to the fish and bluegills fight great. Also think Pumpkinseed's are the prettiest fish that swim. Anyone know where to possibly find big seed's in eastern PA. The biggest one I've seen came from Lake Wallenpaupack.
Added by JEFF MEYER on November 21, 2011 at 6:35pm — 2 Comments
Late Fall Lake Geneva report
Fished Lake Geneva with Rod Lee today 10am-4:30pm....scoured vast expanses of deep weed edges in search of bluegills between 10am and 2pm.....virtual dead sea. Slid the boat over deep water for a look.....nada.
We headed back to our original starting point in 15 fow for another drift.....following my previous gps track, we drifted bobber sets at 10' down.....and dragged 1/16 oz spoons with the hopes of scraping up a few fish.....I had already chalked the day up as one of sorrow…
Added by Bill "Musky" Modica on November 20, 2011 at 7:00pm — 9 Comments
how do I reply
Cant seem to post a reply,somebody help,please.
Added by Neal Cohen on November 20, 2011 at 5:50am — 1 Comment
fishing in edenton nc.
here we have a small flyrod club 22 members , we have 10 outings a year. we fish many different rivers. catch plenty of big bluegill ,shellcrackers, bass . we weigh in 20 bluegill we start at 7 end at 12. to date my bigest weight has been 9.56 lbs.this year hurricane irene caused a big fish kill . shellcrackers cannot be weight in as the biggest brim.
Added by herb consolvo on November 14, 2011 at 7:57pm — 1 Comment
What's an Auto?
Hi, amigos... I've fished for 50 years, but never heard of this lure. Help an old geezer out?
Added by steve kooyers on November 11, 2011 at 4:01pm — 10 Comments
To the memory of Bluegill Boogieman
A year ago we lost a treasured member on this sight. His name was Joseph Parker known here as Bluegill Boogieman. Everyone please say a prayer for the friends and family he left behind. I for one have missed him greatly and all that he contributed to this sight.
Added by Jen Nayfly on November 3, 2011 at 6:47pm — 6 Comments
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