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    Default Bluegill gold mine

    My new pond in Chico rocks! Myself and friends have been catching large spawning bluegills left and right. Gregg caught a huge10-11" "gill" the other night after helping me move in.



    Nice fattie above and a smaller fattie below, I caught the smaller fish below the next night on a micro popper. Bye the way Kiene's is selling these cool micro poppers on sale for $1.25 for you warm water guys.



    Gregg also caught a nice bass the same night as the big gill.



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    I'm sorry: once you move to Chico you're not allowed to post here anymore, especially with pictures. Ask Bill. Its a rule he made.

    Jeez... nice fish.

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    Adam, those are some awesome bluegill! I can tell you're going to be spending a lot of time at that pond. Good for you, you don't find many ponds with that kind of quality. Or at least I don't, ha.
    -- Mike

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    Adam & Greg,

    The only Bluegill I have seen that was bigger was one that got into a minnow farm when I was working in a bait-n-tackel shop around 1970.
    Bill Kiene (Boca Grande)

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    I'm hoping the weather holds out the rest of the week. If it does and I get a chance to hit this one lake, I hope to post some crappie shots that will knock you eyeballs out of socket. I saw a couple photo's last week of a crappie that was taped at 17". Now that 's a slab

    Stay tuned

    Jay

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    17" crappie is very nice, but do they fight harder at that size or give up like the rest of them?

    Anyway, good luck Jay.
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    Those pictures prove what a warm water gold mine you have in your backyard!

    Jason Hartwick

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    Those are awesome bluegills! I plan on trying some of that on one of the Wilderness Unlimited properties this weekend.

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    Chunky 'Gills there ... you should toss some "stink-fish" in there to see what kind of terrible critters live in the depths .

    I see Gregg shaves before fishing , too .... David

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    Time for a ....ROAD TRIP!!!!
    Tom Moore

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