Angler Caught
Bluegill (Bream) Caught in Alabama
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Bluegill over 1 pounds or 10 inches may qualify for a Master Angler Certificate.
Bluegill over 2 pounds or 13 inches may qualify for a Trophy Angler Certificate.
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Dr. Lovell lands a bluegill typical of Chambers County Lake by using a fly rod and popping bug.
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This classic-looking young bluegill was caught at Lake Howard near Sylacauga.
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This coppernose bluegill was caught by Brandie McLain, age 11, from a Montgomery County pond.
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Here is one angler that knows where to fish and how to dress.
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This bluegill was caught at Lake Howard near Sylacauga.
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Jon Hornsby caught this bluegill from Yates Lake in June of 2008. It is probably a female.
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This dark bluegill was caught by Reid Duvall at Jordan Lake.
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These bluegill came from a Mongomery County pond.
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Bluegill (bream) caught from a Tallapoosa pond looks like a male.
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Chris Greene holds a darkly colored bluegill caught on the lower Coosa River, July 11, 2008.
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Coppernose bluegill are a popular strain with many pondowners. |
Benjamin Daughtry, age 4, enjoys catching a fish from an Alabama pond.
Donte's first fish is a bluegill.
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