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jsh88Sat Oct-20-07 10:50 AM
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#4623, "bluegill traps"


  

          

I am new to this board, but I have a quick question. I fish for striper in the delta, and when I bait fish I usually use butterflied shad, or mudsuckers. I was also considering using live bluegill in an upcoming derby. I don't really want to waste the time on derby day to individually catch the bluegill and it is illegal to transport them if I caught them early at a nearby lake--so I was thinking about using a bluegill trap. I was wondering has anyone had success using these and what would you use for bait. Thanks

  

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wakenbakeSun Oct-21-07 07:44 AM
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#4624, "RE: bluegill traps"
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I'm thinking i would check with the dfg about using bluegill for bait.Im told live trout are a no no and i think bluegill are as well.others in here will know better but thats what im thinking.
tight lines, Brian
btw all,wakenbake is my friends boat name(an inside joke between us and a trip to mexico) not a drug metaphor as ive been told recently....

  

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jsh88Sun Oct-21-07 10:21 AM
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#4625, "RE: bluegill traps"
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I've been told that they are legal bait, however they must be used in the body of water in which they are caught. You can't catch them in a lake and transport them to the river or delta--at least not live anyways. Thanks

  

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