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Bluegill?
Is this a Bluegill? I stocked RES and know there are GSF in the pond. They have resulted in GSFxRES, but I haven't caught any BG to date but this one looks like one to me.
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Your fish in the picture looks to be a pure strain BG.
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I'm with ewest high % BG, but something in the face resembles RES
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Thanks for confirming what I suspected... This one didn't go back in the pond and we haven't caught any more, but as the saying goes...where there is smoke there's fire!
1 Acre Pond with SMB, YP, LMB, GSF, RES, FHM, GSH, Papershell Crayfish, Pike 5.5 Acre Pond with LMB, BG My Build Thread
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