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posted 10 April 2006 05:55 PM
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Someone on another group I am on mentioned that they heard that there was was man in Georgia breeding GIANT BREAM/BLUEGILL. I posted an inquiry about this to still another group and someone helped me out. Guys and Gals....CHECK THIS OUT!!! http://www.kens-fishfarm.com/bream-history.asp KAHUNA |
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"Michael Bernardoni" wrote in message
news:66M_f.9369$Fp4.7269@trnddc01... posted 10 April 2006 05:55 PM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Someone on another group I am on mentioned that they heard that there was was man in Georgia breeding GIANT BREAM/BLUEGILL. I posted an inquiry about this to still another group and someone helped me out. Guys and Gals....CHECK THIS OUT!!! http://www.kens-fishfarm.com/bream-history.asp KAHUNA I still have a hard time thinking of folks looking for Sunfish to catch. Up here we try to keep them off our lines... in some places there are just too many!. 5 pounds is big... but I'd rather hook a 5 pound trout, salmon, bass (yeah yeah.. I know .. Large mouth is a giant sunfish), or even bigger striper. -- _______________________________ www.fly-fishing-flies.com Flies from $5.60 per DOZEN and more! _______________________________ |
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Sprattoo typed:
"Michael Bernardoni" wrote in message news:66M_f.9369$Fp4.7269@trnddc01... posted 10 April 2006 05:55 PM Guys and Gals....CHECK THIS OUT!!! http://www.kens-fishfarm.com/bream-history.asp I still have a hard time thinking of folks looking for Sunfish to catch. Up here we try to keep them off our lines... in some places there are just too many!. 5 pounds is big... but I'd rather hook a 5 pound trout, salmon, bass (yeah yeah.. I know .. Large mouth is a giant sunfish), or even bigger striper. Given odds in a fight between a five-pound bluegill and a five-pound trout/salmon/bass, my money's on the 'gill every time. Pound for pound, they've got to be the best fighting fish around. -- TL, Tim ------------------------- http://css.sbcma.com/timj |
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Tim J. wrote:
Sprattoo typed: "Michael Bernardoni" wrote in message news:66M_f.9369$Fp4.7269@trnddc01... posted 10 April 2006 05:55 PM Guys and Gals....CHECK THIS OUT!!! http://www.kens-fishfarm.com/bream-history.asp I still have a hard time thinking of folks looking for Sunfish to catch. Up here we try to keep them off our lines... in some places there are just too many!. 5 pounds is big... but I'd rather hook a 5 pound trout, salmon, bass (yeah yeah.. I know .. Large mouth is a giant sunfish), or even bigger striper. Given odds in a fight between a five-pound bluegill and a five-pound trout/salmon/bass, my money's on the 'gill every time. Pound for pound, they've got to be the best fighting fish around. Freshwater species maybe, but not if you include sal****er bullies |
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....ever catch 5+ lb. trevally (jack crevalle) on a flyrod?
They are, essentially, a salt water bluegill on steroids. cheers oz |
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"MajorOz" wrote in message
oups.com... ...ever catch 5+ lb. trevally (jack crevalle) on a flyrod? They are, essentially, a salt water bluegill on steroids. cheers oz I realize how hard Gills fight. They get that flat body sideways and go for a run. They are such a pain to handle and not very edible to my thinking. As far as best fish fight I have had so far.... flyrod - or spincasting is a good sized Bluefish. When I can afford to put together a good SW rod/reel combo for myself I will head out to hook a blue on a flyrod!! I can't wait. Last year I reeled in a whopper (34 inch Bluefish) I didnt get to weigh him in ![]() It took almost 25 minutes to get him up to the boat! Totally tangled all the line he kept on stripping out on so many long runs. I LOVED IT! _______________________________ www.fly-fishing-flies.com Flies from $5.60 per DOZEN and more! _______________________________ |
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As far as hard fighting FRESHWATER FISH Bluegill/Bream are at the top of the
heap. DO some research and you will find a HUGE fellowship of fishermen./women that fish for bluegill. Some almost exclusivly. Also...alot of people think that bluegill are the best tasting fresh water fish. {:O) Mike "Sprattoo" wrote in message ... "Michael Bernardoni" wrote in message news:66M_f.9369$Fp4.7269@trnddc01... posted 10 April 2006 05:55 PM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Someone on another group I am on mentioned that they heard that there was was man in Georgia breeding GIANT BREAM/BLUEGILL. I posted an inquiry about this to still another group and someone helped me out. Guys and Gals....CHECK THIS OUT!!! http://www.kens-fishfarm.com/bream-history.asp KAHUNA I still have a hard time thinking of folks looking for Sunfish to catch. Up here we try to keep them off our lines... in some places there are just too many!. 5 pounds is big... but I'd rather hook a 5 pound trout, salmon, bass (yeah yeah.. I know .. Large mouth is a giant sunfish), or even bigger striper. -- _______________________________ www.fly-fishing-flies.com Flies from $5.60 per DOZEN and more! _______________________________ |
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