Debbie Cox found that fall weather (October) is a great time to catch bluegill in a pond.

Debbie Cox caught these bluegill on worms from a pond in August of 2009. The top two are males, and the bottom two are females.

 
Jackie Thompson holds a big bluegill from Lake Eufaula.

Kathryn Nunnally took this picture of Dr. Nunnally's "Blue(gill) Plate Special from Lake Martin."

 
Several fine bluegill were caught during a how-to-fish event at The Waters near Montgomery.

 
This bluegill was caught from The Waters in Pike Road, Alabama.

Dr. Lovell lands a bluegill typical of Chambers County Lake by using a fly rod and popping bug.

James Allen of Lee County and William Wright of Chambers County each caught their limit of bluegill on April 3, 2009 from Chambers County Lake.

 
Bluegill from Lake Howard

This classic-looking young bluegill was caught at Lake Howard near Sylacauga.

This coppernose bluegill was caught by Brandie McLain, age 11, from a Montgomery County pond. 

Here is one angler that knows where to fish and how to dress.

This bluegill was caught at Lake Howard near Sylacauga.

 
Jon Hornsby caught this bluegill from Yates Lake in June of 2008. It is probably a female.

This dark bluegill was caught by Reid Duvall at Jordan Lake.

These bluegill came from a Mongomery County pond.

This bluegill (bream) caught from a Tallapoosa pond looks like a male.

Chris Greene holds a darkly colored bluegill caught on the lower Coosa River, July 11, 2008.

 
Coppernose bluegill are a popular strain with many pondowners.