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Pretty much the same today - water temp is 82F*!
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Man those are some purdy fish!!!!
All I can say is WOW
very nice. :twocents
I know I've said it 20 times, man those are some pretty fish!!!
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Nice.
Regards
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Thnx guys - sure can wear you out fishing for these BGs - getting real hot outside...
I know what you mean it's 108 here, nice gillsQuote:
Originally Posted by LedHed
Now that's hot Lfs - upper 90s here - if I get off the lake by 9:30 or 10 it's not too bad
what do you think bit the one fish ? cormorant ? we have a scourge of them here in the winter and it looks like a familiar bite mark
and btw is the one fish a hen red ear ?
Awesome!!!
Ok don't send the troops after me but do you ever keep and eat these and if so do they taste like regular blue gill or are they different. Just curious .
Are they hybrids?
Thnx guys
Ketchn - yep, cormorant. We get them here in the winter too. Yep again - hen red ear.
Boa - we keep smaller ones or gut hooks - they are delicious!
eh - Florida strain BG. We catch females that look like that they crossed with REs. Also have Green Sunfish that look like they crossed with BG.