I'm in northern Michigan fishing my favorite lakes where we catch gills up to 11". Here's one from yesterday morning, 10 3/4" and over a pound. The fillet fish is over 9".(https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20170713/6799e94308d8ee2f50228508000fe0de.jpg)
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Yum!
Love me some bluegill fishing, especially through the ice. Good eats right there, nice fish.
I am jealous!
WOW SOME REALLY NICE SIZES THERE
MAKES FOR EASY FILLETING PAN FISH
BRINGS BACK SOME MEMORIES WHEN WE , MY FATHER AND BROTHER WOULD CATCH
A COOLER FULL , AND THATS WHEN THE WORK BEGINS.
THE LEFT OVERS WOULD MAKE FOR SOME REALLY GOOD FERTILIZER .........
Yeah buddy, that's a slab!
Good eating, those are some slabs for sure
That is one pig of a Gill! We've actually just a found a good spot with 7-10" Gill and there's absolute MONSTER Redear, had 3 10+" and one 12".... Pan fishing with an ultralight is the best way to keep occupied when you're catfishing, especially when they're worth cleaning!!!
I have hit my favorite bluegill hole here in MissourI a couple times this Summer. They rate extremely high on the best eating fish out there!
Congrats on the dinner!
Those big gills sure are fun with ultralight gear and great eating.Looks like you had a great day to me.
That's a good one. My new pond is filling as we speak. Hybrid bluegill will be stocked for the kids.
Deep fried bluegill slabs... as Andy Griffith would say - "Mmmmm-mmmm!"
You better watch swimming? in that fishin hole !!! Especially the kids !!!! ;D
That's as nice a slab as I've ever seen!
Relive times from when you were a kid, and good eatin too, can't beat that ! :funnyturkey:
Ain't nothing wrong with a skillet full of those :icon_thumright:
Dang! I grew up fishing for "bream" here in Georgia, but I have never caught one like that. I bet he could really tear into a cricket on a light rod. Would be fun
Nice fish!!
Ended up bringing back 6 packages of fillets from this trip. Caught 50+ gills suspended about 8' down in 30' of water, 20' extension pole with wax worms on a jig. Man was that fun, just like Dad taught me!,
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