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| Yellow Perch tips? Snohomish county |
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| Shrimper:
On first perch you land, fillet small thin skinless strips off of that and use for bait. This will out fish most other baits 10-1 in Lake Stevens for perch. This method is also very effective for bass in Lake Stevens too, with larger fillet strips. Good Luck! :fishin: :llam: |
| Mfowl:
The Danielson double drop rigs are excellent for perch. Also just a standard bait plunking rig with egg sinker, barrel swivel and hook leader. A chunk of nightcrawler is the best starting bait but once you get into them chunks of actual perch meat work really good too! Small jigs/curlytails and beetlespins are standards as well. When drop shotting I usually use a heavy lure like a castmaster or small dart as the weight with hook/bait about 18" up from that. In the warm water months I catch them often on bass plugs, sometimes as big as they are. If you are fishing from shore a jig or bait under a bobber in the weeds will get them too. |
| jason stevens:
Keep it simple, bobber an a small piece of night crawler. Or worm on the bottom. We get a bunch at fish lake. Good eats an fun to fish. |
| jason stevens:
I know you said snohomish county but fish lake is 1.5 hour drive. It's worth the trip |
| Skillet:
If I had to pick one lure to fish perch with for he rest of my life, it would be a 2" chrome Swedish Pimple with a perch eye on a #6 hook. |
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