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hhodge: Spawning Bgill - Season Bluegill spawn is triggered by daylength and water temperature. When the water gets 67 deg with increasing day length in spring spawning begins for the bgills. Sporatic spawning will continue through most of the summer even to water temperatures of 80 deg. Spawns of bgill are noted in August in the northern states and probably in southern states. However I'm not real knowledgable of spawning activity in water above 80 deg. There are many reports of bgill spawning several times during the extended growing season in the southern states.
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