For the second time this open-water season, Big Stone Lake has produced Minnesota’s new state-record bluegill. It’s one of three weighing more than 2 pounds caught there in recent weeks.
Kyle Anderson, DNR fisheries specialist in Ortonville, said the original record was caught at the end of May by Chris Mulcahey of Waterville. His bluegill weighed 2 pounds and measured 11.75 inches. Then on July 7, Dale Hoffman of Ramsey caught the new state record.
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