waywayanda Spinnerbait Pickerel
"Thanks Men, the Spinnerbait is finding them for sure. Great bait to search with and keep moving…"
Do you love big bluegill?
In-Fisherman, Long time industry leader in fishing technology, featuring Bill Modica's spooning technique.
Doug Stange, In-Fisherman's Editor In Chief explains, and demonstrates this highly effective technique outlined in the May 2011 issue by In-Fisherman contrib...
Views: 828
Comment
-
Comment by David, aka, "McScruff" on January 20, 2012 at 9:13pm
-
Oh yeah - I need to get me a boat... baaaad!
-
-
Damn sweet, thats what that is. Thanks, Bill!
-
Comment by Israel Dunn on January 20, 2012 at 5:29pm
-
Great video, really nice to see the rigs in action. Love that show, thanks for sharing.
-
Comment by Steve Connell on January 17, 2012 at 4:06pm
-
Loved the Infisherman video. Thanks for the link.....Thanks for the new way of fishing .Brings more fun to the sport than the same old thing.Can't wait for open water again.But wait Genevas still open! Not.
-
Comment by Greg McWilliams on January 17, 2012 at 12:09pm
-
Bruce, BILL is world famous thru IN-FISHERMAN and BIGBLUEGILL.COM!!!!!!! What better following could you have!!!!!!
-
Comment by Bruce Condello on January 17, 2012 at 11:18am
-
If you google "Bill Modica", you get friendly, information sharing, rock 'n' rolling BigBluegill Bill Modica....and you also get crazy, parallel universe, bizarro world Bill Modica that lives in Virginia.
-
-
Bill's kinda gettin' famous.
-
Comment by dick tabbert on January 17, 2012 at 8:07am
-
Bill as usual loaded with info and the really best thing is you could have keep it to yourself but Bill being Bill your sharing your knowledge with us so that we all can improve in our skills. Thanks for BBG and you for being a big part of it. I enjoy all your stuff and I know when I get back on the water I'm going to try as much of it as I can remember. Bill thank you again and GOOD FISHIN to you Sir
-
Comment by federico del toro on January 17, 2012 at 7:22am
-
Bill, does this method only work in deep water? most of the lakes that I have are not that deep average 15FT with the deepest parts at 25FT
-
Comment by Bill "Musky" Modica on January 17, 2012 at 6:16am
-
Lol Greg........The I. F. team was very busy last fall, and filmed the segment on local waters in MN.....I wish they could've traveled 10 hrs south with a film crew, but that wasn't possible.....
Latest Activity
Stunning Colors on This Redbreast Sunfish…….5/16/2024
"The Shenendoah River has some beautiful turquoise finned RBS!"
Stunning Colors on This Redbreast Sunfish…….5/16/2024
"Excellent Jeff. I usually catch them in the Wanaque River Headwaters from the Greenwood Lake Dam.…"
Stunning Colors on This Redbreast Sunfish…….5/16/2024
"Thanks John….I appreciate every RBS I catch…….Growing up in Louisiana I only…"
Stunning Colors on This Redbreast Sunfish…….5/16/2024
With so many Coppernose on the Albemarle…..it’s a pleasant sight to catch the growing RBS ……love…
The Highly Desired “Whales” or Jumbo Soft Shells…..5/15/2024
"Love them……friends and family love when I cook soft shells…….
This is a…"
Murray Bridges Watches Over His Salt Water Tanks a Few Years Back…
"Thanks John….one of my first jobs growing up in Louisiana was at a seafood market working…"
The Highly Desired “Whales” or Jumbo Soft Shells…..5/15/2024
"I’ve fished for blue crabs my entire life…….the only type of fishing that my…"
"It’s soft shell crab season in coastal North Carolina and I would be remiss if I didn’t mention Mr. Murray Bridges, a legendary water-man"
"After heavy rain overnight and no thunderstorms north of the sound, I decided to go to a Creek by my house to fish a couple hours late today"
© 2024 Created by Bluegill.
Powered by
You need to be a member of Bluegill - Big Bluegill to add comments!
Join Bluegill - Big Bluegill