Forgot I Caught a Yellow Perch Yesterday As Well…..4/4/2026
In shallow heavy cover…..all spawned out already, first spawner of the year in North Carolina
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Ice spoons that caught Perch, Bass and Pickerel. Tipped with Salted Shiner Heads or Fathead Minnows.
These three spoons have been the catchers so far Jan/Feb 2021 :1/8th oz. Slimfish/ 1/5th oz. SP and 1/4 oz. SP.
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Comment by John Sheehan on January 23, 2022 at 10:22am
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For Gills and Pseeds yes the 10th oz SP,Bruce. But for Perch, Bass and Pickerel, the 1/5th oz SP came into its own last year with some nice Fish. The SP and Hus spoons up to 1/2oz. have caught real nice Crappie for me through the ice also. The Thinfishers I have in 1/8th and 16th oz. have produced as well. What do you tip them with? I gotta try a variety of baits again. I wanna give Gulp Maggots and Waxies, another try. and 1" Gulp Minnows. Live Mousies, Mealworms have caught for me before especially Gills. Gotta get back to the Perch eyes as well. Great bait!
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Comment by Bruce Tomaselli on January 23, 2022 at 7:56am
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I always to well with the smaller ones for pan fish.
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