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    Default How Many of you Guys Eat Bluegills??


    Just wondering how many Az. guys actually eat thier fish.I love them.It's like grabbing a bag of chips sometimes.I've been eating them whole with the pectorial fin removed and the back split down to the back bone.Meat just pulls loose in a slab.4 1/2 inchers are too,too hard to fillet.And there are billions of them out there.
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    Folks claim that bluegills taste real good. Of course folks say the same thing about crappie, catfish and walleye. The only kind of fish I like to eat is sashimi
    with some soy sauce, wasabe and an ice cold Asahi.... now your talking.
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    I love to catch and eat bluegills...thats my favorite fish to eat. Crappie is next.
    I have spent most my life fishing........the rest I wasted.
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    I know they a hundred times better then green carp,lol.I like my crap cooked.
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    Whenever I have just a few hours to fish, I take my boys and neices and we head to the ponds close to the house and catch those little bluegill. I never thought of eating them because I figured they wouldn't have much meat so we just throw them back. The only ones we keep are the big bluegill that you can fillet. I am going to start keeping those smaller ones to give them a try.

    I have a question kinda off the subject. The bluegill that we catch have yellow tips on their fins, neon blue lines around the head area and they have a big mouth where you can actually lip them. I call them bluegill but what are they really? Anyone know?
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    The big mouth seems to describe a "red-eye" or a warmouth bass. You
    can check pics on google to see which one fits your catch best! Both
    are fine eating.

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    Team- You are describing a green sunfish.

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    Thank you Cricket George. All I can say is those sunfish are beautiful and they can sure swallow a big bait. We have a blast catching them with the little kids.
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    Just finished filleting a mess of big gills from Douglas Lake, TN...yum, yum!

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    Nothing better than a bream for eating. Actually it is the only fish I eat.

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