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Aquaholic6801 05-02-2013 08:22 PM

JJP Bluegills
 
As most know the water has been up on JPP and the fishing has been tough....I was looking for Crappie today along the flooded areas and came across a big bluegill bed...caught @ 30+ in an less than an hour...some were 7-9 inches .....I took a couple of the smaller ones and tried to feed them to a Striper or a Hybrid but no luck.....I did catch a 3 lb Hybrid and a decent White Bass earlier in the morning on top water..... Just giving the Bluegill Hunters a heads up ....no pics or videos though....water temp was 70.1* when I pulled the boat out at 7 Points....

TroutFiend 05-02-2013 08:38 PM

Thanks Aqua, red worms or small jigs for the Gills? Sounds like a good day for me, but I know how you like tearin into those crappie from your videos. My kids like those by the way.

Alphahawk 05-02-2013 08:46 PM

Good report. I need to get back into the kayak to get on those Gills. The doc says good to go Monday. I was thinking the water was going to get warm quick.....going to try and get up to JPP to try for some big Gills next week.



Regards

Aquaholic6801 05-02-2013 09:45 PM

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Originally Posted by TroutFiend (Post 33004)
Thanks Aqua, red worms or small jigs for the Gills? Sounds like a good day for me, but I know how you like tearin into those crappie from your videos. My kids like those by the way.

1/16th oz chartruese jig with a salt and pepper tube pulled over the top of the jig....I quit fishing for them when all the tentacles were gone....:D....smaller ones were close to the cover...bigger ones were coming out of @ 6-7 ft of water....tell the kids thanks....

chaseasl 05-02-2013 09:47 PM

I don't do enough Bluegill fishing, ain't much more fun

Aquaholic6801 05-02-2013 09:52 PM

Except maybe catching a few Bluegills then feeding them to Stripers/Hybrids or Flatheads....;)

nofish 05-02-2013 10:03 PM

We had about the same luck today on priest. We put in at seven points and fished there most of the day. Over the course of 6 hours we caught close to 100 blue gills, 1 smallmouth, and 1 12" crappie right before we left.

MNfisher 05-03-2013 05:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Aquaholic6801 (Post 33014)
Except maybe catching a few Bluegills then feeding them to Stripers/Hybrids or Flatheads....;)

I love bluegill fishing and I live my trout mag set up.... But what you said Aqua, I love more!!!!

Headhunter 05-03-2013 08:59 AM

nice bluegills are in priest
 
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MNfisher 05-03-2013 09:07 AM

Nice gills!!

Alphahawk 05-03-2013 09:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Headhunter (Post 33028)

My son had told me we need to fish JPP for big Gills. Nice mess of fish there. Fishing the Red Sea and Persian Gulf for 21 years I caught tons of huge fish.....my biggest probably 150 pounds. It wasn't hard.....those fish had never seen lures. But me and most of my fishing buds would talk about one thing....getting back to the states and catching big Gills. We had some of the best saltwater fishing at our feet and we wanted to catch Gills...LOL.


Regards

creekcrappie 05-03-2013 10:15 AM

When do yall think the water will come down enought to bank fish?

Aquaholic6801 05-03-2013 11:59 AM

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Originally Posted by creekcrappie (Post 33031)
When do yall think the water will come down enought to bank fish?

You can bank fish now....just the bank is a lil higher....tends to make the fish feed when the water is up....new sources of food......

nofish 05-04-2013 06:29 PM

Hey aqua, did you see the twra boats, trooper boats, the police boats, and the helicopter circling around close to Gilligan 's island? We left 7 points and went to Hamilton creek for about an hour and on the way back we saw their boats and the helicopter circling around. The chopper was flying really low. We stopped way away from them to assess the situation to decide if we needed to go a different way and the trooper boat pulled up and told us to go the other way. One of the troopers had a fluorescent jacket on that said instructor. Maybe they were doing training exercises?

Aquaholic6801 05-04-2013 06:37 PM

I saw the Helicopter....earlier in the week I saw several TWRA boats doing what looked like a buoy course way out across from Cooks Boat Ramp......


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