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    Post Pond Bluegill


    I got a few pond bluegill last Sunday evening over at a nearby residential community fishing from the bank with the 5wt. and a floating line. Most were only average size. I was just getting ready to take a photo of the first bluegill I caught on a #8 Aberdeen yellow Nymphomie Pusher foam fly Dremel bug but the gill got off the hook before I could take the photo. I did get a photo of the last gill I caught toward dark. An average size of about 7 or 8 inches I caught on a #10 Improved Black Gnat wet fly. The little rascal took the fly deep enough I had to use the foreceps (hemostat).

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    That is my kind of fishing.http://www.crappie.com/gr8vb3/images/smilies/smile.gif
    Nothing like having a fly rod to catch a mess of bream.

    flycaster

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    Default Nice fish

    but that looks to me more like a coppernose than a bluegill.
    I know it is a hybird off of a bluegill and they do get pretty good size. I had a buddy that had them stocked in a pond I use to fish.

    Either way, NICE FISH!:D
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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow
    but that looks to me more like a coppernose than a bluegill.
    Good eyes, Dwyane :D. Yep, copperheaded variety but a small young one. I've caught some up to about 11 or 12 inches on other waters. There are some different kinds of bluegill in that pond .
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    My sis in law has a pond and the gills that come out of there are killers year round. bigger than I catch on the lake. Very few people fish in her pond so I guess they have time to grow.
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    Post McGinty

    The wind was really bad this evening on the pond. Line tangles galore and I said some things I shouldn't have when I got frustrated. I was going to go over to the little lake to hook into some small LMB but there was a wedding going on as it is a popular place for weddings with the gazebo on the little island with the footbridge.

    The pond


    The pond


    #10 Improved McGinty Copperheaded 8 inch Bluegill (only fish I caught this evening)




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    That is a beautiful pond, and a nice perch I might add!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bridges
    That is a beautiful pond, and a nice perch I might add!
    Perch? Thats not a perch. This is a perch.:D

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    Since we don't have "real perch" like that in most parts of the south, chaunc, I think its just slang . Its a southern thing but I know what bridges meant. If I called them "smackers" or "fry hards", you might not know what I'm talking about either :D.
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    Sure wouldn't. Guess i'm just a dam yankee.:D

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