blufin loui
7/9/2010 9:34:00 PMTotally AWSOME kevinb. Nice pics, and you're building a bond that is lifelong. Kudos to you for your including the little ones in your sport of fishing.
returnofthefish
7/9/2010 11:03:00 PMAre those the perch that you mentioned in your other reports? I been catching only 6 inch perch lately.Thanks for the reports and teaching the kids to be good stewards
kevinb
7/9/2010 11:39:00 PMThanks fellas. No,these perch were rather small in comparison to the other perch that we have caught in the past.
The only problem with the big perch is there location seems to change every couple hours,seriously...its rather frustrating.
The depths change just as much,sometimes 6 feet,then 15. One area that typically does well for me is on the otherside
(rock quarry) Work the from approx the north tip of the island(but keeping on that side of the lake) and slowly work your way northward,rounding the point with the downed tree. This tree will standout from the rest,as it is loaded with branches,you can get some decent bass around this tree too.Basically that whole stretch has done fairly well for me. Theres a few other spots
that are more open water around the large collection of standing(dry)stumps but its quickly getting overwhelmed with weeds,
so I'm not sure how long the fish will hold. Hope this is helpful,I'm up here often,so if I run into you,I'd be more than happy to point out some spots that have worked in the past.
The only problem with the big perch is there location seems to change every couple hours,seriously...its rather frustrating.
The depths change just as much,sometimes 6 feet,then 15. One area that typically does well for me is on the otherside
(rock quarry) Work the from approx the north tip of the island(but keeping on that side of the lake) and slowly work your way northward,rounding the point with the downed tree. This tree will standout from the rest,as it is loaded with branches,you can get some decent bass around this tree too.Basically that whole stretch has done fairly well for me. Theres a few other spots
that are more open water around the large collection of standing(dry)stumps but its quickly getting overwhelmed with weeds,
so I'm not sure how long the fish will hold. Hope this is helpful,I'm up here often,so if I run into you,I'd be more than happy to point out some spots that have worked in the past.