AlumaEdge185
11/6/2019 9:59:24 AMRegarding the yellow perch... yes. They show up about one per trip maybe. Don't know what they are from, I personally don't eat the yellow ones but I have friends who do.
John Knutson, the fishing jedi-master. Great times with your son.
John Knutson, the fishing jedi-master. Great times with your son.
AlumaEdge185
11/6/2019 10:03:50 AMLoved the video! Looks like you have a good sized pc of perch meat on there. Try a smaller pc with a crappie jig, fished with a dropshot it works pretty stellar and might be easier to hook up.
HammerinHonkers
11/8/2019 10:51:57 AMAgreed. Use a drop shot with a 1/4oz weight and crappie jig or bare hook. We use strips of perch meat, maybe and inch long. The drop shot lets you impart more action without moving the bait as much. Perch in the winter seem to have more of a reaction bite. So small quick movements tricks em. Good luck out there
Bilgewater
11/6/2019 12:15:48 PMToni: You used to post reports about kokanee/rainbow fishing in American. Have you given up on fishing for those?
Toni
11/6/2019 4:08:02 PMBilgewater I tried American the last time I went out not expecting any kokanee but thought there might be trout. Hardly anything. Of course American is a large lake and I might have gone to the wrong end. I think I saw one trout. I have given up on kokanee in Pierce County except for Alder Lake. The last 2 years I haven't fished too much because of health. This year has been a bit better.
