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 Best places near Weatherford to catch Large Perch in Numbers?
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11/10/15 03:01 PM
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amobo45
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Does anyone know a place in Weatherford or near it that has large numbers of large Perch?
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Re: Best places near Weatherford to catch Large Perch in Numbers?
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11/10/15 04:35 PM
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Smithaven
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Does anyone know a place in Weatherford or near it that has large numbers of large Perch? I have spent 30 years looking for such a place. It does not exist on public land. Several of the private lakes have large sunfish, but they are expensive or are not open to the public.
![[Linked Image]](http://www.carolineclemmons.com/bluegill.jpg) . Seventy five years of chasing the elusive sunfish.
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Re: Best places near Weatherford to catch Large Perch in Numbers?
[Re: amobo45]
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11/10/15 05:30 PM
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amobo45
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That is a serious bummer! What private lakes around here have them?
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Re: Best places near Weatherford to catch Large Perch in Numbers?
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11/10/15 07:26 PM
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Dfitz
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All I would suggest is to get off the beaten path, find places that don't get much pressure.
There is great reward in doing some exploring and then having it pay off with a banner day of catching.
That said, cooler weather makes the sunnies harder to catch
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Re: Best places near Weatherford to catch Large Perch in Numbers?
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11/10/15 08:58 PM
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banker-always fishing
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All I would suggest is to get off the beaten path, find places that don't get much pressure.
There is great reward in doing some exploring and then having it pay off with a banner day of catching.
That said, cooler weather makes the sunnies harder to catch Plus #1. Totally agree!  Side Note: Fish are active right now looking for food.  Once the colder weather sets in the sunfish bite will really slow down. 
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