Do you love big bluegill?
Twenty words or less for folks wanting more successful bluegill fishing.
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No questions allowed...only recommendations.
Have at it. Me first.
No questions allowed...only recommendations.
Have at it. Me first.
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Permalink Reply by Greg Wade on
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Fish deeper water during the spawn! Everyone "beats the banks" looking for bedding fish. You'll be surprised what you find!
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Permalink Reply by gilinator on
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Telescopic cane pole w/4lb test, porcupine quill, true turn hooks (or my homemade jigs) and crickets.
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Permalink Reply by Brian on
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patience patience patience patience patience patience patience patience patience patience patience patience patience patience patience patience patience patience patience patience.
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Permalink Reply by Bruce Condello on
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Nice.
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Permalink Reply by Tom Beauchamp on
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When fishing the marina I get impatient if it takes longer than 10 seconds to hook one.
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Permalink Reply by lisa greene on
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10 foot long ultralight rod, small spinning reel with 4-6 lb line, bobber stop & slip float, size 7 tru-turn hook & 100s of crickets!!
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Permalink Reply by Tobias Jackson Jr. on
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cast a popper or a crappie slider. catch bluegill and crappie all day until into the night!
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Going with glow in the dark ice jigs this week. I've heard good things.
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Crickets from May through October, 1/80-1/32 jig with a waxie rest of year. Tiny glow jigs deep.
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FISH NEAR WEEDS OR LILLYPADS.
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Permalink Reply by Johnny wilkins on
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Size 14 hook, 1.5 lb. leader, 12’ pole, balanced fiberglass stem float, sunk with split shot, loose feed, spikes bait.
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