not sure why they MUST interfere , but by golly several did ,:banghead, including one that was probably tooooo small to EVEN make good bait ! :Rofl
17 foot of water and they were just getting in the way ....:crazy:
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not sure why they MUST interfere , but by golly several did ,:banghead, including one that was probably tooooo small to EVEN make good bait ! :Rofl
17 foot of water and they were just getting in the way ....:crazy:
I seen the other ones you caught… I’d be ok catching these with them….lol
:hesaid Those others were humongous!Quote:
Originally Posted by SuperDave336
Bob
:ThumbsUp
All in a days fishing
I’ve had a lot of days where those would have been welcomed . Just saying .
it was that day , when the fish just wanted to cooperate , and the size did not matter .....big or small we ketched them all ....:crazy:
Me tooQuote:
Originally Posted by gillchaser999
Love those colors!
The future of the fishery. :ThumbsUp
it is a funny thing , that lake almost never produces a large enough to fillet bluegill .Quote:
Originally Posted by Bricks
never has in my 10 years or so out there , and not much for numbers most of the time as well .
should be a great bluegill lake , but they just don't seem to be there in numbers or size either ?
May have a large Flathead population keeping them thinned outQuote:
Originally Posted by Ketchn
show those BG's whose boss Outlaw, keep em, cut off their heads and scale em and bake em up. delicious that size.
besides on light tackle those are a blast to ketch especially if they are mixed in with those big krappie too.
tru dat , best flatty fishery in this part of the world , lots of them things in there , i suspect them as the villains in this case for sure .Quote:
Originally Posted by DockShootinJack