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Piscatorial Pursuit of Perch
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A place to share seasonal Yellow Perch and White Perch Tecniques to increase catches.
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Historical Perch Literature 8 Replies
The world record yellow perch (18 in., 4 lb. 3 oz.) was caught in 1865 from New Jersey, and is the longest standing record for freshwater fish in…Continue
Started by John Sheehan. Last reply by John Sheehan Feb 28, 2020.
Ice Out Creek fishing for Perch 4 Replies
Waiting for a warm rain to get the Perch moving up the creek between two lakes .3/30 at@ 11:15 temp is only 44 degreesWHITE PERCH: "Fish eggs apparently are an important component of the diet of…Continue
Started by John Sheehan. Last reply by John Sheehan Apr 24, 2017.
White Perch 7 Replies
Found a good way to catch White Perch the other day .The 1/8th oz.Blue Fox Flash spoon or…Continue
Started by John Sheehan. Last reply by John Sheehan Nov 21, 2016.
Seasonal Perch prospects 19 Replies
Perca Flavescens, Yellow Perch ,named for the yellowish coloring they display .But one can think of them as Flavor -scens ,because they are a great tasting panfish. These striking looking fish,…Continue
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Started by John Sheehan. Last reply by John Sheehan Feb 14, 2014.
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Comment by John Sheehan on November 13, 2022 at 2:07pm
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Great Fall Perch article:Fall perch fishing isn’t complicated | Woods N Water News (woods-n-...
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Looking out for a Fall shallow Perch Bite. Would like to find a bunch and keep a few for the Pan. Got one on the bottom Marabou Jig of a Tandem setup today . Early to mid fall is a great time for tandem swim jig rigs, and if the fish are bunching up and the bites hot this may be a quicker way to fill the stringer than the very effective slip float approach. One way to work a tandem rig is the slow steady swim with perhaps a few twitches of the rod tip now and again. A second alternative, at times preferred by the fish, is more of a drop, lift, drop, drag bottom retrieve, the way you might work a single jig or spoon. I prefer to work a single jig when fishing on or right near bottom unless there's not much danger of frequent hang ups.
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WT was 58 degrees; only one Perch but several Pickerel , many Crappie a small Bass and two big Bullheads on live and dead shiners.
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Three aggressive Perch hit this #5 Spinner!
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A few Tiny Cannibals on the last day of the year on a split shotted P5 Rapala. Very slow and steady retrieve from shore. Two medium small shot about 12 " above Lure.
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Comment by Jeffrey D. Abney on October 7, 2021 at 1:50pm
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Thanks, I personally love the period between 70 to 60 in the Fall as well as Spring 60 to 70…..
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YES! We got 67 degrees this past Tuesday Jeff .The outing looked perfect with overcast skies but we didn't do well .All small fish ;Pickerel,Bass,Bluegill,a Pseed.One decent 10.5 'Perch which I kept in livewell but released at the end of the day because I didn't catch another .Hit a #4 Mepps Spinner !LOL
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These are beautiful perch John…..congrats on your outing…..are your water temps coming down some now that October is here…..
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12,3/4" on Spoon, 13"on Squirreltail Jig with crawler piece .Got a 10.5" on a size 4 spinner yesterday .Amazing how aggressive they can be sometimes !
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