Deep Water Perch
Deep Water Perch
Wondering if anyone fishes for perch in 60+ fow this time of year?( water temp aprox. 50 deg. F) If so what do you look for on your graph? Any info would be helpful. Thanks.
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Never have spent much time searching in those depths but I am sure they are out there. Graph wise, I would suspect you will see them in the bottom 2 feet, with the bottom foot more likely. I use down imaging to located them and it works great compared to traditional sonar.
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Pretty much what Jeff said. Same thing you usually look for - fish hugging bottom. Down imaging works nicely
A lot of water to cover out deeper, but when you find them it's almost always a lot of nice sized spawners
A lot of water to cover out deeper, but when you find them it's almost always a lot of nice sized spawners
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Have fished in 45 and 50 ft , going out of New Buffalo. Alewise (how ever you spell it lol). We found the bait fish and thats where we found the Perch
We marked the bait? Sound familiar?
We marked the bait? Sound familiar?
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Ran out to 50 ft or so Strait out of the ditch yesterday just to kinda sunset cruise and test out my new itroll on the kicker. Marked a few humps around 55 fow
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