[VFB] Quote 041011

2011-04-11 Thread Michael Bliss
The one great ingredient in successful fly-fishing is patience.
The mans whose fly is always on the water has the best chance.
There is always a chance of a fish or two, no matter how hopeless
it looks.  You never know what may happen in fly-fishing.
Francis Francis

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Aloha from Hawaii

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Re: [VFB] e-mail

2011-04-11 Thread J Mck
yes
 Jerry McKaughan, President
CADDIS Fly Fishers
P.O. Box 9104
Russellville, AR 72811
www.caddisflyfishers.org 





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Jerry,  No, I did not change it.  Did you get my message?  Did you get my 
flies?  Rodger



On 4/7/2011 11:54 AM, J Mck wrote: 
This message is to Roger Oleson, did you change your e-mail?

 Jerry McKaughan, President
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P.O. Box 9104
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RE: [VFB] Neville, bluegills

2011-04-11 Thread Webb, Gary
also in several Canadian Provinces.

From: vfb-mail@googlegroups.com [mailto:vfb-mail@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of 
Chuck Alexander
Sent: Friday, April 08, 2011 6:54 PM
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Subject: Re: [VFB] Neville, bluegills

Bluegills have been caught in every state but Alaska, Chuck

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Allan,

Thirty years ago I caught a very large bluegill in a lake west of Casper.  This 
is a cold-water reservoir frozen all winter long, with trout and carp living in 
it.

I've caught 1000s of bluegills (grew up in the south), so I recognized it 
immediately.  It was a big bull and almost black in color. Had the gill plates, 
but only could tell by the flap-shape, since the colors were so dark.

What he was doing in that cold lake I'll never know, but he was surviving.  
Took a lot of fish out of there on flies and never caught another 'gill and 
never heard of another being caught.

BTW, the GF Dept. poisoned that lake to kill the carp and make it a trout 
lake.  It's a pure carp lake now.  Way to go, GF.

I also used to catch bluegills in a pond north of Belfield, N. Dakota.  It was 
a large farm pond, and the bluegills were all monsters and would take bass bugs 
readily.

So although bluegills are classified as warm-water panfish, I have caught them 
in cold northern waters.

DonO
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Subject: [VFB] Neville,

By the way, what's a bluegill? [wlEmoticon-berightback[1].png]


Nev,



Simply put, if bluegills were cold water fish, nobody would bother fishing for 
trout!  :-P



a.

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Re: [VFB] Neville, bluegills

2011-04-11 Thread Neville Gosling
Neville,None here in BC.   I think that they are to be found in the East 
i.e.Ontario 

From: Webb, Gary 
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also in several Canadian Provinces.

 

From: vfb-mail@googlegroups.com [mailto:vfb-mail@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of 
Chuck Alexander
Sent: Friday, April 08, 2011 6:54 PM
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Bluegills have been caught in every state but Alaska, Chuck

 

   

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RE: [VFB] Neville, bluegills

2011-04-11 Thread J Balmer
I caught some HUGE bluegill near the Canadian border straight north of Ely
when I lived in Minnesota. One was over 3 pounds. If there are bass, I can't
imagine there aren't bluegill. 

 

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None here in BC.   I think that they are to be found in the East i.e.Ontario


 

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Subject: RE: [VFB] Neville, bluegills

 

also in several Canadian Provinces.

 

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Of Chuck Alexander
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Subject: Re: [VFB] Neville, bluegills

 

Bluegills have been caught in every state but Alaska, Chuck

 

 



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Re: [VFB] Neville, bluegills

2011-04-11 Thread Neville Gosling
Neville,The bass here in BC were introduced many years ago into select lakes  
ponds and are not native. Some have been stocked illegally. The BC Fish  
Wildlife Department are opposed to the introduction of bass and will remove 
them if they can.  It is only along the Canada/USA border area that bass may be 
found in BC.

The black crappie is native but this is the upper limit of their range and they 
don’t grow to any size.

Neville (Nev) Gosling
Greater Vancouver
BC  Canada

From: J Balmer 
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I caught some HUGE bluegill near the Canadian border straight north of Ely when 
I lived in Minnesota. One was over 3 pounds. If there are bass, I can’t imagine 
there aren’t bluegill. 

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[VFB] From Tony's son

2011-04-11 Thread Allan Fish

Bob Spezio sent this out on another list this afternoon:

http://www.facebook.com/n/?profile.phpid=10159406335mid=40d6d10G3f94d140G2494a57G96bcode=ZF7v4BNin_m=afiish%40sbcglobal.netFlytybob 
Sp 5:17pm Apr 11


they are going to be letting Dad go home from the hospital he should 
be home in just a little while he is doing better


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Re: [VFB] Neville, bluegills

2011-04-11 Thread Chuck Alexander
Neville,Yep.. And even in Japan, the Emperor I think it was, years ago, was 
given some bluegills, and he accidently turned them loose in some of the 
Japanese waters, and the bluegills did soo good, that they just weeded out 
other native species of fish there. I'm not exactly sure when it happened, but 
I think He made an official apology I think in 1960. They can live in water 
that has half the oxygen of other sunfish, bass etc. They can live in brackish 
waters.  They can live in water that is either colder or hotter than other 
species of warm water fish. 

Around here, you can build a pond, and not stock a single bluegill, and in a 
few years, it will be full cause even the eggs live so good that birds pick 
them up on their feet, boaters pick them up on their boat and/or trailers, and 
then transfer them from one lake to another. And if you ask me, they fight 
more, pound per pound, ounce per ounce, than just about anything that swims. 
Heck, I have a cousin who had a 50 gallon aquarium and put two in there several 
years ago, and I bet they weigh nearly a pound each now. I joke with her that 
I'm gonna brink my fly rod and try out her aquarium LOL. She even has a few in 
her gold fish pond in her back yard and in wintertime, along with the goldfish, 
thought the ice, you can see the bluegill swimming around like crazy.  Chuck

I need to finish writing the bluegill book I started LOL.

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  also in several Canadian Provinces.

   

  From: vfb-mail@googlegroups.com [mailto:vfb-mail@googlegroups.com] On Behalf 
Of Chuck Alexander
  Sent: Friday, April 08, 2011 6:54 PM
  To: vfb-mail@googlegroups.com
  Subject: Re: [VFB] Neville, bluegills

   

  Bluegills have been caught in every state but Alaska, Chuck

   

- Original Message - 

From: Don Ordes 

To: vfb-mail@googlegroups.com 

Sent: Friday, April 08, 2011 5:26 PM

Subject: Re: [VFB] Neville, bluegills

 

Allan,

 

Thirty years ago I caught a very large bluegill in a lake west of Casper.  
This is a cold-water reservoir frozen all winter long, with trout and carp 
living in it.

 

I've caught 1000s of bluegills (grew up in the south), so I recognized it 
immediately.  It was a big bull and almost black in color. Had the gill plates, 
but only could tell by the flap-shape, since the colors were so dark.

 

What he was doing in that cold lake I'll never know, but he was surviving.  
Took a lot of fish out of there on flies and never caught another 'gill and 
never heard of another being caught.

 

BTW, the GF Dept. poisoned that lake to kill the carp and make it a trout 
lake.  It's a pure carp lake now..  Way to go, GF.

 

I also used to catch bluegills in a pond north of Belfield, N. Dakota.  It 
was a large farm pond, and the bluegills were all monsters and would take bass 
bugs readily.  

 

So although bluegills are classified as warm-water panfish, I have caught 
them in cold northern waters.

 

DonO

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  From: Allan Fish 

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  Sent: Friday, April 08, 2011 3:33 PM

  Subject: [VFB] Neville,

   

By the way, what's a bluegill? 



  Nev,

   

   

   

  Simply put, if bluegills were cold water fish, nobody would bother 
fishing for trout!  :-P

   

   

   

  a.

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