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 Re: I need to know what I caught!
[Re: DrummerJwatts33]
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06/20/12 05:55 AM
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DaBankFishamen
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Finally able to show these yanks how to fish! Any lmb or smallmouth They claim they know how to fish, I guess if puttin a worm on a hook and a bobber is fishin then I don't know how to fish.. Haven't been able to fish too much but when I have a lot of sunfish and perch just for the heck of it..
You don't always need a boat..
But gosh darn it, sure helps!
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Re: I need to know what I caught!
[Re: ParkerCountyFisherman]
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06/21/12 02:16 AM
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DaBankFishamen
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im gonna guess its a Fish? geeze thanks Don!
You don't always need a boat..
But gosh darn it, sure helps!
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Re: I need to know what I caught!
[Re: DaBankFishamen]
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06/21/12 02:28 AM
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BASSNat56
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Actually, a true perch is white, this fish is in the perch family and would be labeled as a sauger/saugeye or Yellow Perch.
perch are predominant Northern white fish, color in the perch familial was considered a member of the sauger or saugeye.
Don't ask me why I should know this, being an old man from thee Yankee side of the country- I have probably caught 10's of 1,000's of the perch fishy's between Lake Michigan to all the small impoundments within 200 miles of Chicago, but that was so long ago..
Either way they are a fun little fish to catch and the eatin is ummmmmm goooood...
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Re: I need to know what I caught!
[Re: Big Red 12]
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06/21/12 04:53 AM
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"If it swims I'll catch it and if its wild I'll hunt it!!!"
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Re: I need to know what I caught!
[Re: DaBankFishamen]
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06/24/12 10:54 PM
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NODOUBLEDIGITYET
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yellow perch ,used to catch them in upstate NY
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Re: I need to know what I caught!
[Re: Bittercreek]
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06/25/12 02:05 AM
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sdavis24
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Yellow-Perch.
Good Table Fare. +1
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Re: I need to know what I caught!
[Re: BASSNat56]
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06/25/12 03:07 AM
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MHawk82
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Actually, a true perch is white, this fish is in the perch family and would be labeled as a sauger/saugeye or Yellow Perch.
perch are predominant Northern white fish, color in the perch familial was considered a member of the sauger or saugeye.
Don't ask me why I should know this, being an old man from thee Yankee side of the country- I have probably caught 10's of 1,000's of the perch fishy's between Lake Michigan to all the small impoundments within 200 miles of Chicago, but that was so long ago..
Either way they are a fun little fish to catch and the eatin is ummmmmm goooood... That my friend is a yellow perch. Not know as a sauger/saugeye. Google it. I have caught many sauger/saugeye in Ohio and they are nothing like this. However, you can go out in the big lakes up there and catch yellow perch. Just sayin.
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Re: I need to know what I caught!
[Re: DaBankFishamen]
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06/25/12 01:24 PM
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storm0348
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Yellow Perch, I caught alot of those when I was a little guy many years ago way up north...them was some good times forsure.
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Re: I need to know what I caught!
[Re: DaBankFishamen]
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06/26/12 10:13 PM
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Re: I need to know what I caught!
[Re: DaBankFishamen]
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06/28/12 05:48 PM
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Suge The Fisho
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Names are funny. You guys call them yellow perch in America. In Australia, they are called red fin. Use to catch them all the time. If you get them in a feeding frenzy with a small jig head and a Mister Twister curly tail, you can catch more then a 100 fish in a school. Only problem is that, the more there are, the smaller they get. When the number drops from the other fish eating them, then they can get big, up to 14" sand bass size and bigger. I've caught one over 2lbs before.
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Re: I need to know what I caught!
[Re: Suge The Fisho]
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07/01/12 07:40 PM
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DaBankFishamen
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Names are funny. You guys call them yellow perch in America. In Australia, they are called red fin. Use to catch them all the time. If you get them in a feeding frenzy with a small jig head and a Mister Twister curly tail, you can catch more then a 100 fish in a school. Only problem is that, the more there are, the smaller they get. When the number drops from the other fish eating them, then they can get big, up to 14" sand bass size and bigger. I've caught one over 2lbs before. That would be sick!
You don't always need a boat..
But gosh darn it, sure helps!
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Re: I need to know what I caught!
[Re: DaBankFishamen]
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07/05/12 07:32 AM
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