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    Default Big Gill





    Was Trolling for specks in the St. John's River yesterday this Gill hit the small crankbait , what a fight on a 10 ft flyrod set up for trolling.
    One other gill on same bait but was small, Two small specks and one cat on jigs Got hot went home by 0930 LOL

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    Nice chubster.
    "Garden Hackler"lol

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    Very Nice fish ! thanks for posting the pic

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    BTW all were released back to the river !

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    awesome cuz. where are you fishing at? looks like orange lake. You sure that was a gill though? looks like a shellcracker, i cant see the gill plate to look for the red but the stripes on the sides and overall look is more like a shellcracker, gills are normally rounder when they are that big. Hope i get a mess of em this afternoon, im fixing to leave and the only way i will release them that size is if its in hot grease!

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    Nice Gill

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    Quote Originally Posted by Southern Young Gun View Post
    awesome cuz. where are you fishing at? looks like orange lake. You sure that was a gill though? looks like a shellcracker, i cant see the gill plate to look for the red but the stripes on the sides and overall look is more like a shellcracker, gills are normally rounder when they are that big. Hope i get a mess of em this afternoon, im fixing to leave and the only way i will release them that size is if its in hot grease!
    Thats a redear, and a nice one at that!

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    It did have a red spot where your ear would be . Heck I just can tell a bass from a speck ,
    Hey SYG St.John's River just outside of Melbourne .
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    That is a nice redear. We caught a few last night that were huge. 4 really nice ones, seemed like only the big ones were biting!

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    Went up on the Florida Freshwater site you guys are soooooo right , Its was a Redear, thanks for setting me straight

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