I caught a mixed mess of gills, redbrest, and redear from a local hole here on LA.. they were all full of lil crawfish. Came off a lone laydown in a pocket just off a good ledge. Perfect spot and the graph was just covered w em on top of that drop off, so we caught em coming up on the ledge and log to feed on our crickets. Musta been 300 fish there, we took 50 all of em hand size n bigger. My older partner and I argued about the redbreast, he sd they were gills though I knew they had they're own name (redbreast) I didn't challenge his thinking, so I didn't catch his thought on why they looked totally difft than the really dark colored gills. Though when I Google bluegill, I also get pics of these redbreast. . So my question is what is the real difference in the 2? I noticed a big difference in their fight. The reds act like a bass b pull hard. Some of the gills just laid over but them reds were all fight. Im going back to this log, armed w some lil crawfish lookalike baits on a drop shot rig... See how that suots