>>It is possible "Bluegill" are considered a "game" fish and therefore not commercially available as a food source. Selling game fish at a grocery store/fish market is prohibited where I come from.
>>jsc

Sure, but those who consume animals as food (or those who sell animals to people who consume them as food) aren't usually called "collectors." If that's the case, I guess I am a "chicken collector", since I like the grilled chicken sandwich at Wendy's. I like a burger once in a while, so I guess I'm a casual "cow collector" as well!

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