Decided I wanted a nice fresh Bluegill dinner so I made a quick trip to Lake Dunlap. Fished a few hours and caught some nice Bluegill. The bite was good. Fish were caught in 4 to 6 feet of water holding by structure. The water was muddy in some spots due to resent heavy rains and stained in others. The current was good. Fish were caught using bottom techniques with worms being the bait of choice. Most fish were released but a few were kept for the dinner table. Catching a fresh Bluegill Dinner. It just don't get any better.

I'd eat it

Yes Sir! Bluegill are hard to beat!

Crappie is better in my opinion lol.

I would totally agree with you! However those Gills are sure GOOOOOOOOOOOOOD also.

Mmmmm Nice!

Thanks "Fishing_4_Life" for the reply!

Nice catching and eating, Chuck! Any Rios showing up.

Bob

That's my goal for this weekend! Fresh bluegill!

Thanks Bob and Jim for the replies. Bob. I have been catching a few Rios. All of the flooding we have been having down here has effected a lot of their patterns. Hopefully things will settle down some.

#1: crappie
#1A: walleye
#1B: bluegills/sunfish

That should cover the waterfront.

My top three would be!

#1. Crappie
#2. White Bass
#3. Bluegill/Redear.

I'm sure the criticism will follow, but:
#1 Perch(see pic)
#2 walleye
#3 bluegill
#4 crappie

No criticism here! Nice choices on all four!


Side Note: Noting beats a fresh fish dinner!

For me

1) Red breast
1 A) White Bass
2) Crappie
3) Blue Gill
4) Guadalupe Bass (Broiled)
5) Rainbow Trout (Smoked whole)