Nice catch. You know our waters here in TN don't have copper nose...and doubt we ever get them in our public waters. I have not fished for bluegill in the north eastern part of TN but have fished all the lakes in Southeast TN....Middle TN.......and a lot of lakes in West TN. Many lakes just don't grow 9 inch bluegill. Below the dam at Cordell Hull you will find thousands of Gills stacked below that dam in summer but they will all be around 5-6 inches. The 3 TWRA Lakes that are in Williamsport TN could have giant bluegill but the lakes are small and the creel limit is twenty a day. In the spring for about 50 days straight anywhere from one to two thousand Gills are taken home each day. They just don't have time to get big. But KY Lake....Pickwick......Center Hill.....Guntersville...the part in TN.......and Dale Hollow have some great Gill fishing with 9 inch fish quite common. But no matter I have fun catching what the lake gives up. Today I was fishing from the bank out at Willamsport and the fish were only 6-7 inches but it was a lot of fun. My boat should be ready to put in the water on or before 15 September......the first place I am heading is below Pickwick Dam and fish the dam wall right under the spill gates hoping to catch a bunch of 9 inch Gills that are so dark they look black. Meanwhile I will still beat the banks and catch what I can, and like you, have a lot of fun doing it.
Regards


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