Panfish category
Posted Thu Jun 28, 2007 4:49 pm Panfish category
Since there are 4 kinds in this category, I'm wondering if I should bother going after bluegill, because a really large bluegill will easily get beat by a "good" crappie? True perch dont live around here. Any thoughts?
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Posted Thu Jun 28, 2007 6:32 pm Re:Panfish category
Bluegills do seem to be at a bit of a disadvantage - 12 inches would seem to be about thier top-end size, but the way the contest is structured your entry qualifies you for all the species and categories, so unless it was put in it's own category, I guess there is no harm in having it in there.... and who knows it is very possible a 11 or 12 inch bluegill may take it one week, if for whatever reason it gets overlooked by other anglers... We'll find out soon enough, it is only a few weeks away!!!!
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LK
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Posted Sat Jun 30, 2007 6:31 pm Re:Panfish category
I guess it is possible if someone was going for the Ultimate Angler prize and they didn't have those other species in their area, it would at least allow them to add a few inches to their score. A bit of a long shot but I have no concerns about the Panfish species being lumped together. It is the striper category I'm interested in. Can't wait.
Posted Mon Jul 16, 2007 5:11 pm Re:Panfish category
I just don't see anything but the big perch winning in this category, wish they lived here, but you are never going to see a 13-14" bluegill, not any where i know of? this may end up being a slot that gets "tweeked&qu ot; abit guess I will hope for a few 16" crappie...LOL
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Posted Tue Jul 24, 2007 10:18 pm Re:Panfish category
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QUTOE : I just don't see anything but the big perch winning in this category, wish they lived here, but you are never going to see a 13-14& amp;quot ; bluegill, not any where i know of? this may end up being a slot that gets &q uot;twee ked&am p;amp ;qu ot; abit guess I will hope for a few 16&amp ;quot; crappie...LOL I cant gaurntee a 16" but i am pretty sure that you will see one from me soon enuff. All i know is Fishn4tails better enjoy his winnings now! LOL..i just need the camera, been lookin on ebay as i only have a 3.1mp camera, so i have to invest in atleast a 4.0... check this page out it has a few pics of mine.... photos.yahoo.com/j taschuk
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Posted Sat Jul 28, 2007 6:58 pm Re:Panfish category
Ya I think the perch are even going to be at a disadvantage very soon..... the big Crappie are going to start taking over that board of winnings.... could be another species that the neighbours down south could take over on. But those 13-14" perch are tough to beat! I love this catergory cause you never know>?
Mike :)
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Posted Thu Aug 2, 2007 9:06 am Re:Panfish category
I think bluegill should have there own category.besides what the chances of catching a 15 in bluegill.crappie and perch should have there own category.Perch have a disavantage to.
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Posted Mon Aug 13, 2007 11:50 pm Re:Panfish category
i would kill to have Bluegills in there own category
Steven D. Jaeger
Posted Fri Oct 5, 2007 1:24 am Re:Panfish category
Panfish should be split like this:
1. Crappie - Black or White
2. Sunfish - Bluegill, Pumpkinseed or Hybrid
3. Yellow Perch
That would keep things simple and fair no? and what about Rockbass??? I know they're often regarded as a 'garbage fish' but, when you get one in the 10 - 14 inch range, they're a ton of fun to catch.
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