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    Default The tuna Gill roll, what fun!!!


    May 14th, 2007
    Target fish: crappie to start, with no luck. Ended up getting some sweet gills.
    Tackle: 5 1/2' med. spinning rod and reel w/ 6# mono.
    Jigs: 1/64 oz. Hairjig and 1/32 oz. jighead w/ribbed triple tail grub

    Started out all anchored up and only ended up getting a few with the little 1/64 oz and bobber system.
    But, here are a few.


    And then with a different color.


    Then I had to go on the move, pull anchor and work up the bank and I started throwing the ribbed tripletail grub, covering water. And the gills would just inhaul the bait all the way up to the jighead. The grubs are 2"ers.


    And look at this thick bull.

    So for not getting any crappie today, I turned it around and got some killer gills.
    All fish were C&R'd and a few ended up with CPR, hehe.
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    Very nice, congrats. That red over white hair jig seems to be very popular with bream...

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    Very nice gills. Dont think i'd throw those babies back tho. One of my favorite fish to eat.:D

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    Quote Originally Posted by chaunc
    Very nice gills. Dont think i'd throw those babies back tho. One of my favorite fish to eat.:D
    no choose in the matter. The river by the house is C&R only due to PCB's that is why fishing is so good. No need to put dangerous chemicals into the body, I love just catching the fish. If I was into eating fish, I can fish other lakes that are clean in the area. I'm in it to fish it, go where the better fish'n is. :D
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    Those are some big blue gills! Way to go.

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    Nice work. Wish we had some good gill fishing like that around here.
    Currently a non-fishing slacker! (not for too much longer)

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    Those are some nice Bulls.:D Try a ''Rock Hopper'' ,it's a small weighted fly that looks like a black knat. We tip with a chartruse crappie nibble and they eat them up.:D
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    I thought "the tuna gill roll" was some kinda new dance like "the funky chicken" til i read the thread. Nice catch tho.:D
    always Keep a sharp hook.

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    Thos are some chunky bulls Camo.
    By you tossing them back they'll only get bigger.
    Great post.

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    Congrats, You have some fine eating there!

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