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    i caught a bluegill today. but it wasnt a normal bluegill. it was all blue! has anyone seen this before

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    Did you catch any others out of the same water? If so, did they look different?
    And no, I haven't caught any that look quite that blue. Interesting.
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    Looks like a Coppernose Bluegill

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    Interesting. Where did you catch it? And Welcome aboard.
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    Question That is blue!!

    I can honestly say that is the bluest bluegill I've seen.
    It is interesting how many color hues they take on. Was this caught close to a nucular plant? Sorry, that is an often used joke around here. Mike

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    If I read it right a Coppernose Bluegill has 12 anal spines vs 11 on normal gill

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    I had a buddy who dumped some sort of chemical in his pond every year that turned the water a real deep blue. He said it was good for the pond and the fish. Anyway, the fish you would catch came out looking blue like they had been dyed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by IBNFSHN View Post
    Interesting. Where did you catch it? And Welcome aboard.
    i caught it in lake le homme dieu, in alexandria MN.

    and thanks

    no the lake is not near a power plant but i do catch alot of carp with deformitys

    PS there are no copper nose bluegills around here.

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    I never saw one that is as blue as that one, pretty fish though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bluegill Bill View Post
    I never saw one that is as blue as that one, pretty fish though.

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    thanks guys. im gonna email the pic to the MN dnr maybe the can tell me if its a coppernose.

    also i think it is a rare capture so i am considering getting it mounted even though it is pretty small.

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