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The bluegill or bluegulli occurs naturally in the United States east of the Rocky Mountains from coastal Virginia to Florida, west to Texas and northern Mexico, and north from western Minnesota to western New York. Today they have been transported

Largemouth bass fishing should get better as it warms up. The southern end of the lake will be the most productive because of the consistency in water temperature and better water clarity. As the water clears up from the rains, the bass will begin

Me and a friend took out some Bream Polls and baught 50 Live Crickets and took some small fishing reels 2 and rigged the reels with Crickets and size 4 blood red hooks. we caught about 15 Bream/bluegill from a 3 acre pond and my friend caught a monst

Kevin and Jean Henson were back visiting Amelia Island with their daughter Jill and her fiance Jack and decided to take in the Florida Swamp fishing trip where we run way back up into Boggy Creek and fish for Bass and Bluegill.  It was a beauti

August is one of my favorite times to fish out here. That might seem against the grain since most fishing handbooks tell you summer time fishing is tough but I love solving the puzzle daily. Water temps are now back on track with what they have been

July bring on the heat baby!!!!! We have had one strange spring but we are finally getting some super hot days (heat index over 100) and that is putting the fish back on track to where they should be. The bass fishing is getting really good the stri

There are 2 replies with the last one on 05/21/2011 at 2:47:05 PM by SaltHunter Quote: Add Warmouth and bream/bluegill-Nice haul!

As expected area freshwater fishing remains solid into the spring season.  Cane pole and light tackle fans have indicated that bluegill have replaced speckled perch as the fastest-biting panfish and some folks have already located big beds of f

It’s HOT out there. First and foremost before we jump into fishing make sure you guys are staying safe out there. Bring and drink tons of water in the boat put on the sunscreen and wear breathable fishing style clothes. The sun can take a lot

July is a funky month some years. The fish are moving out to the summer holding patterns and can be finicky when and what they want to eat. Most fish are chasing shad style baits as the smaller fish are also moving out to the deeper oxygen rich wate