6-28 Perris Panfish

[NickX3]

went out on thursday at sail cove. didnt catch nothin. went out this mornin on the tube down in gates 11&12 was getting solid bites from abotu 6:30 til about 10:30 brought home 9, released about 6 pregnant ones and about 4 super small ones

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y60/nick_nautious/6-28-11bluegill.jpg

[bassgrabber1]

Awesome....way to go bro. There are some really nice fish in the East end .

[TheAsianGuy]

The way that you string up those panfishes, it appears as if they just jumped up and ate the baits, then got hooked on the chain :LOL: Oh..that is some funny looking stringer picture. Nice lunch and dinner catches. Best ethic is to release the prego's and small fries to give them a chance to make more later.

[NickX3]

ya i need to get one of those "flap-door" cages and hook up a pool noodle so it floats. i had to double up some of those on the stringer too.

[Kelster]

Nice...
This past Saturday that is where I tubed and had some fun with the BGs

[fishmounter]

Hey way to go on the panfish, but why do all your fish look dead? Was this pic taken after you got home? Here's a helpful tip: If you are going to put your Bluegill (or any fish, for that matter) on a stringer, don't run the clip through the gills. That's a sure way to kill them quickly. Push the sharp stringer clip point up through the bottom jaw/lip membrane area and out the mouth. Now the fish can use it's gills and still breath the oxygen in the water. They will survive way longer this way.

[NickX3]

yea i was about to clean them there when i got home. thanks for the tip. never knew about that way of doing it

[tagg27]

Nice job. What was your lure or bait of choice? LP panfish are on fire.

[NickX3]

luhr jenson super duper - silver w/ sparkle