Originally Posted By: Cecil Baird1

Scott,

I really appreciate you thinking of me. Much appreciated! Why don't you eat though though? They are just as good to eat as bluegills.


Cecil:

They're 2"-3" smaller than the BG that I'm catching. ;\) I have pulled one or two out in the past few years that were 9" long or so. I was suprised at how thick they are at that size compared to same sized BG in that body of water.

On 2nd thought, I just might leave them where they are for a few days and give you a shout if I run into a bucket full of them. If not, then I can return them to the lake or the pond. I've never run across a hyb on that lake betweeen the 2 species.


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