Monster Bream

[Amberjack]

Here are some pictures from the spring that I have been looking for .My niece had a ball. All of the bream ranged from 1 lb. to almost 2. I think our ultralights were about shot after this trip...............

[pentail]

dude, those are awesome... Can't beat em pound for pound for fight

[chickenjohn42]

Them is some gooduns rite there ,that baby is cute as a button .

[bcdh1]

Well, I believe you. Beer cans are the one of the best tools for measurment. I think we have all seen one. Nice catch.

[quackrstackr]

Hybrids?

The only thing that gets anywhere near that big around here are redears.

[Snareman2]

That is excellent! I love catching those Big Bluegills. I would lose my mind if I got into some that big though. I think the Kentucky state record is over four pounds! I'm having a hard time picturing what a four pound bluegill looks like.

[KYBOY]

Dang:eek: Big gills'

[piebald buster]

Boy, What I could give to get in on some of that action. Never caught any gill's that big. Good Job! ;)

[killer]

Noth'in like a bunch of shellcrackers. I caught a cooler full one trip to a honey hole about 3 years they weren't near that big but they sure ate good. Congrats on the hog redears.

[dipits]

When are byou going to take ME ??

[Turtleky]

NICE!! Are they shell crackers or hybirds or what?

[deadaim]

WOW those are some nice gills!!!!!!!that niece of yours reminds me of Shirley Temple....................im old...................

[Amberjack]

Those are coppernose bream. We got them out of Georgia from some fish farm. We stocked one our ponds with them about 4 years ago and now they are monsters. We have been catching them in about 12 feet of water ,but sometimes they are hard to find. They are also great to eat...... I got more pics but for some reason it won't let me post them?

[Foam Steak]

Those are absolutely incredible!

[quackrstackr]

I got more pics but for some reason it won't let me post them?

You have probably used up your alloted amount of storage space on the server for attachments. You can either go back and delete the attachments in old threads or try this: http://www.kentuckyhunting.net/forums/showthread.php?t=4792

[ptbrauch]

Those are coppernose bream. We got them out of Georgia from some fish farm. We stocked one our ponds with them about 4 years ago and now they are monsters. We have been catching them in about 12 feet of water ,but sometimes they are hard to find. They are also great to eat...... I got more pics but for some reason it won't let me post them?

Wasn't Hogzilla from that farm, or near there? I think I remember hearing about that guy raising some kind of big bluegill species. His theory was that the hog got into the fish feed and that's why it was so big.