RobertW
8/14/2008 7:17:00 PMI live over by Beaver and fish it often, the best times I'v had for perch is pre-spawn, they really bunch up in the shallows, you were correct and thinking everything is stunted(perch wise) I never catch anything over 8", I wish more people would fish for them in there and keep them, they're great eating:)
iPodrodder
8/14/2008 7:39:00 PMThere are two other lakes that connect to the main lake. At the very far end, there is a channel to get between the lakes, and I pick up some nice 9-11 inchers in there. They'll hit anything trolled. I found out when I was bass fishing and I left my lizard in the water by accident, put the motor on speed one to maneuver through the branches and a perch hit. I've caught them on about five different plastic baits besides the lizard (all bass baits).
kutthroatkilla
8/14/2008 8:31:00 PMLW is on fire for perch...no limit and CT fishing is good too. Lots of meat in the freezer :)
fishndude
8/15/2008 11:51:00 AMI was there just last weekend shore fishing. I caught 8 perch in an hour. Biggest was about 8". Use worms/bobber and cast at the edge of the lilypads.
fetchitup7
8/15/2008 4:17:00 PMKutthroatkilla, I live in Juanita and would love to find a reliable area that produces keeper perch on the north end of the lake Wash. Can you help a brother out? I don't have the boat for cruising all over the place. Would love to find a spot near the Kenmore/Slough launch or even the Kirkland launch.