It is negative 13 degrees outside and it has been near zero all week. Anyhow I obviously havent been out fishing since Saturday, that is a 5 day break??? Oh well, Justin and I have been doing some serious office and warehouse organizing, that would basically never get done.
I guess since I dont have any fishing adventures to write about, I will write about some of my favorite fishing websites...... at least until Mae wakes up.
My friend from Nebraska, Bruce Condello is one of the worlds best at raising big bluegill. He goes through a rather intensive process of genetically selecting the biggest and best bluegill before stocking them in his ponds. In fact, his Condello strain bluegill are becoming some of the most sought after strain of bluegill in the United States. He recently started a fun website devoted to raising, catching, watching and learning about bluegill: bigbluegill.com
It is a collection of pics, videos, articles, and fun information uploaded by bluegill fisherman from across the nation. We have posted several big bluegill photos and ice fishing videos. Its lots of fun. If you get some time (and you obviously have loads of free time if your reading this blog.....hehe) you should check out his site.
His website is gaining popularity real fast, bigbluegill.com was even mentioned in the latest issue of In-Fisherman magazine!
There is a blurb about bigbluegill.com in my latest issue of In-Fisherman.
ReplyDeleteI need to get a copy of that issue. I haven't seen it yet.
ReplyDeleteIt's not a long blurb, but I'm sure it was enough to provide a noticeable uptick in your friends site traffic.
ReplyDeleteDid it get you to visit the website?
ReplyDeleteIt didn't, you did. I read your blog the day before I read the magazine.
ReplyDeleteHi! Bruce Condello here! Thanks for the mention of the website. There's some really good stuff on this blog, too. I'll have to spend some more time here!
ReplyDeleteI spend way too much time on Bruce's site. I always hit the photos page first and then check for new videos!
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