We launched out of Buffalo and headed west to a predetermined location that was much shallower than reports I had been getting all week for yellow perch. I was fishing with Capt. Brent Snyder with
Jumbo perch are popular ice-fishing targets in the winter, but anglers can have great success targeting these perch during fall. And the key to catching jumbo perch, rather than small perch, is …
Wherever you live there’s bound to be a Michigan late winter perch hot spot near you.
That’s the case with a lot of the younger walleye fisheries in the state now. Still, while word of a good walleye bite can lure ice anglers from afar, when a North Dakota lake is
Anyone else love chasin’ jumbo perch? In this video, get some great tips that will help you put more perch on the ice this winter.
Steelhead, walleye, yellow perch, and saugeyes are all on the Ohio angler’s menu right now.
On Lake Michigan, some decent catches of perch have been reported on minnows when the fish are cooperating.
The decision comes at a time when the Michigan DNR is implementing new measures to balance the walleye and yellow perch predator-prey relationship. For the complete story, click here.
This 902-acre lake has a long history of kicking out good numbers of crappies and bluegills, along with some better-than-average-sized perch.
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