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RC....how do you rig up the live bluegill and what size hook (and style of hook) are you using? I am guessing something that gives the BG the ability to swim around a lot. I would be interested to know. Sounds kind of like fishing with shiners on a bobber in Florida (from what i have read). thanks. BM61. I'm not RC but I fish like this a lot. I use a circle hook under the dorsal fin or up through the jaw. No weight, no bobber. If you haven't used circle hooks before, check out a Youtube video on them before you head out -- you have to resist the urge to set the hook. Just let them run and let the line tighten. Excellent advice - especially when live bait fishing for your pond trophies. I�ve witnessed too many gut hooked monsters live lining nose hooked GSH or BG. Yes, some of them were my fault!
Many men go fishing all of their lives without knowing that it is not fish they are after. ~ Henry David Thoreau
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