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baby bluegill i caught right before the storm
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baby bluegill i caught right before the storm
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i caught and cooked a bluegill for the first time yesterday! those bones are huge i will not be eating one again BUT the taste was actually really good and the experience alone made it worth it!!!
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Wildlife in North Carolina, April 1968. Illustration by Duane Raver Jr.
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I upgraded from the children's watercolor set I've been using and WOW that makes a big difference. The colors are so nice and natural. Plus I have lots of mixing space now!!
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Bluegill Lepomis macrochirus Centrarchidae (Freshwater Sunfishes)Â Family
Photograph taken on May 7, 2026, at Point Pelee National Park, Leamington, Ontario, Canada.
The Gateway Drug
By Stanley Leonard Studio
I don’t know about you, but I started fishing with my dad and grandpa with a worn and a bobber sitting on the shore soaking up the summer sun. Pull up a few Bluegills and “pun intended” I was hooked, and have been a lifelong fisherman. Thats why this print is called “The Gateway Drug” Now Im just looking for my two young boys to get old enough to get hooked as well.
Cover art for Wildlife in North Carolina, July 1974. Illustration by Duane Raver Jr.
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