These guys just don't give up.

Attachment 308570I went out to the lake this morning for a few hours hunting blue gill and wasn't disappointed. Got into the big copper nose in shallow water with the ultra light tackle, 2lb. Izor line with 1/32nd. oz home made road runners. All my fish were over 11 inches and fought like little freight trains.

Wow

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I wish we had them, great go at it.

Wow! nice ones.Really like spin jigs.

Nice looking fish! Bet that was fun!


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Attachment 308679I can honestly say we don't catch many coppernose or red ear and blue gills that are much smaller than 11 inches. Lake Perris is truly a trophy pan fish lake. Allot of the locals here think all lakes have fish like this because they don't know any better. I herd a long time ago on the In Fisherman program that Lake Perris was one of the best pan fish lakes in the U.S., I believe them now that I am chasing them on a regular basis.

Good catch and post. I agree ounce for ounce they fight like almost like an amber jack.

Awesome!

WOW! That is one BIG 'gill!!! Believe you me that is one gorgeous fish!

Nice

Rock Climber's cove was a bust - banged up my trolling motor. Think your buddies were talking about Bernasconi beach...

They can for sure pull hard for their size no doubt . Very nice

Very good fish. Maybe one day....

Awesome as usual . that's a beast .:ThumbsUp

Hey Prankster! LedHed was telling me you might know where some crappie may be in Perris

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I'll be out there this spring to help you guys catch em.

snc - just got a PM, says they are in the eastend, with the new water, but they ain't cooperating with his RRs.

BH, I need someone to show me how to get consistent with the Crappies! You might want to check out the hybrid Green Sunfish and the Red Ears too.

What a fish,just WOW.

WOW. Nice catch. It would not take many like that to have a family feast.

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snc - just got a PM, says they are in the eastend, with the new water, but they ain't cooperating with his RRs.

BH, I need someone to show me how to get consistent with the Crappies! You might want to check out the hybrid Green Sunfish and the Red Ears too.

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Any new reports? Was thinking about heading that way in a couple weekends. First time i went i got skunked. But it appeared everyone on the lake did

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Those eat the bluegill I catch!


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Attachment 308679I can honestly say we don't catch many coppernose or red ear and blue gills that are much smaller than 11 inches. Lake Perris is truly a trophy pan fish lake. Allot of the locals here think all lakes have fish like this because they don't know any better. I herd a long time ago on the In Fisherman program that Lake Perris was one of the best pan fish lakes in the U.S., I believe them now that I am chasing them on a regular basis.

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I saw the same program and believe it. Very nice coppernose. Wish I had a chance to go fish that place


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If a crappie could pull like that, you’d need to fish with braided line! Very nice!


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I have never seen anyone catch an 11 inch blue gill. Looks like a lot of fun to me.

Thats the way to display a fish photo. No doubt to size MONSTA