I do a lot of kayak fishing in NJ. This was great information. Thanks for sharing. I wanted to target white perch but in a kayak you don't want to deal with blood worms. Too messy. Now I have my arsenal.
Thanks so much Lou!! Comments like this really make my day, also make me happy to make videos just like this. I personally love bloodworms and don't mind the mess, but I definitely get it. Those other baits and lures do work really good, give fish bites a try if lures are slow. Would love to hear how you made you out!!! Thanks so much again for watching and the really nice comment.
Hey Matthew... I fish in NJ mostly, but also fish in MD (though I don't buy grass shrimp in MD). Here in NJ I can say buying live grass shrimp in the bait shops is pretty expensive compared to a giant bag of shrimp in the grocery stores... I also noticed in MD I would always get Salmon scraps at the grocery stores after they filleted the salmon, but I can't really find that in NJ too much either. Very weird considering the states aren't that far apart. That's awesome though that you getting good deals on live grass shrimp down there... awesome!! How's the fishing been down your way?
ehhhhh I wouldn't say any worm... White perch in the saltwater environment especially really do prefer bloodworms and these fish can also get picky (just like all fish). Also there are times where they are very VERY small pesky fish around that will steal your bait, and you could find yourself going through a small fortune in bait, which is where artificial lures and fish bites really are nice... Hope this helps... thanks so much for watching and the great comment. Really appreciate it.
Glad it was helpful for you, @bassxpro!! Trust me, I really dig to help out my fellow fishalots with these videos! Make sure you give the other ones a look too! 🎣
Thanks so much for watching reelfishing47... NICEEEE Yeah I love fishing the potomac, and would catch these perch around deep water docks and the bridges... was super fun... Do you normally fish the more brackish water or the more fresh water?? I usually find it depends on the time of year... Thanks again. would love to talk more PERCH!!! haha thanks agian.
Hey Eric!! Glad to hear you catching fish!! Where did you catch them, if you don't mind be asking? The reason I ask is if you catch them in the way back creek systems they do tend to taste a little fishier. If you catch them closer to the bays I find they taste more like a typical white meat ocean fish... Honestly, best way to cook them is to wash them off, then dry them, then put them in egg, then bread crumb and fry it. In the bread crumb I use the italian seasoned bread crum, add a touch of salt, and use old bay seasoning in the bread crumb and mix it all up... Tastes really good in my opinion... Hopefully that helps! Thanks again for tuning in.
@@Johnnyfishalot I'm catching them in a small river about a mile from the mouth to the long island sound. A small dam was recently built so the water has become a bit stagnant. Thanks for the cooking tip! I'll make sure to give it a try
Very interesting thank you for sharing information also you stated you fishing New Jersey I'm looking for a head bolt out of Jersey that does the freshwater or brackish water fishing for the white perch
Thanks so much for the tuning in and the comment... I really appreciate it. I'm so glad you found value in the video... head boats that fish for perch in NJ, wow that is a great questions. The suggestions I would have for you is simply dock fish or bridge fish or bank fish for these perch given the right conditions. I actually did a video on this to help out if your interested. you can find that video here: ruclips.net/video/he3pMqNhXDo/видео.html As far as head boats are concerned your best bet is to book a seat on any back bay pontoon boat as they will fish areas for flounder/fluke that "can" be very similar to perch spots in the early spring. There are also plenty of boat rental places in NJ shore points that you can take advantage of and find your own spots for perch. I'm not sure I know of a head boat in NJ that specifically targets white perch exclusively. If you find one, please let me know. I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any more questions. Thanks so much again for watching.
Thanks for watching Jim and the comment... yeah, I don't disagree... Twist tail soft plastics are tough to beat... Glad you enjoyed the video. Where do you primarily fish for perch? Thanks again. Tight lines!
Thanks so much for watching and for the comment, Joe. Yeah you got to love Perch fishing. If your interested to watch more or to learn more about how to catch these fish you can catch them right here: ruclips.net/video/he3pMqNhXDo/видео.html ruclips.net/video/GBcGpRUBmRo/видео.html ruclips.net/video/qJLb1WHfmLY/видео.html ruclips.net/video/O2_eFcWJ6YM/видео.html
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You eat those fish? I used bigger live bait in Florida. But if that's what you have to catch i guess they're better than not fishin'. I just got a bag of the blood worm Fish Bites for catching bait, and I bet it's good to tip a bucktail jig.
Thanks again Comfortablynumb... Always appreciate your comments... you should definitely try white perch... they are delicious... the real purpose for catching them is really to eat them because they just taste so good... This is primarily why I go sea bass fishing as well... plus, it is really fun to get into the back waters with really light line and catch those fish, it is really fun. These are actually some of my best performing videos as well. Dead of winter, this is also one of the more prominiant species to catch in back water saltwater environments. Thanks so much again for the comment! Love talking fishing!!!
Great tips thanks! I fish a small fw pond that’s maybe 80 acres that’s loaded with WP. Max depth ~15feet. What would be your go to bait/lure from a kayak?
Thanks so much Wallabeezy for watching, the kind words, and the question. The go to bait for me that catches Perch all year round is bloodworms. Since they are expensive, however, I often substitute blood worms with blood worm scented fish bites. Addition comment: honestly for fun, if the fish are shallow and active like spring time I'd use a swimming soft plastic like a road runner, or crappie magnet... and if the fish are deeper 5 - 15 ft (like in your pond) a blade bait is SUPER fun! But, again, probably the best all around go to bait (for me) is bloodworms. I hope that helps! Let me know how you do. I'd love to know and love talking fishing! Have a great weekend.
@@Johnnyfishalot I do well with nightcrawlers on bottom from shore but that’s hit or miss since the schools move so much. From the yak I’ve done well with small plastic minnow jigs in deep water and gulp minnows. The problem is finding them. That should improve once I get a depth finder though. Another weird thing I noticed is sometimes I will jig near the bottom and get no hits. Then when I’m reeling in to redrop it they will chase it all the way up and swipe right near the boat. I’m talking 10-15ft of water. Seems like they sit in the middle of water column at times. Anyways thanks for the tips and I’ll check your other vids 👍🏻
@@pololife Hey Wallabeezy... That's awesome! sounds like your really figuring those fish out. Sounds like your doing exactly what you should be doing in figuring those fish out in your body of water... sounds awesome. You are 100% correct by the way, perch can literally be anywhere in the water column, it really depends on the time of year, water temps, weather, fishing trends etc. I love gulp baits for all sorts of different fishing, and perch is not exception. I will say if you find the perch following your baits, they are interested in hitting a lure (as they are following it), but something is putting them off where theyre not willing to take the bait. In these cases I would first try to change the profile of the bait, either larger or smaller, and/or changing the color of the bait. Often times a simple change to more accurately mimic something they are feeding on is all it takes to get them competing for your baits. Stay in touch, I'd love to know how you do and how your doing figuring out those fish. Sounds like your doing great though!! Thanks for all your support and kind words, appreciate it!!!
1/64-1/32oz Popeye feathered jig .Fish with a bobber.I prefer weighted floats.Tip jigs with grass shrimp or minnows.Wirks best along banks or under boat docks.
Where do you get your grass shrimp in November into the month of February. I pretty much have to buy my grass shrimp then. Sometimes I just have to use jigs and scents really make a difference. Or I just use small minnows. I make my own jigs with hackle feathers, calf tail, and bucktail. When the current is really fast after a rain a float and fly doesn't work very well. Sometimes you can find a Eddy and this method still works. Most of the time I have to use a tandem rig and attach a egg sinker to my main line then add a barrel swivel and attach my tandem rig to the other eye of the swivel. Seems to work well. Good luck to you. Hope all this makes sense.
Hey @poppopjoe, I left you a response on your other comment in one of my other videos, but to be honest... we start fishing for white perch as soon as the water gets cooler in the fall, then all winter long through the spring.... Right now is prime time to be honest!! Water temps are perfect at the moment!! Let me know if you have any other questions... thanks so much!!
@fishingwithjohnnyfishalot Yeah I know them Steve lives one house down form me. I live right next to max. don't know John crazy well. I met him a few times good guy. I'm glad he retired. Max is the one that got me into perch fishing. I'm more of a crabber. it gives me something to do in the winter.
@sehle191 niceeeeee that's awesome!!! Next time I'm over Steve's, I'll have to stop by and say hi!! You been perch fishing lately? I plan to head out after the kids go back to school.... hit up the Mullica River!
@fishingwithjohnnyfishalot I haven't been out In a couple months busy at work and stuff around the house. I want to go really bad. Hopeing a decent day lines up when i'm off. Sounds good stop by whenever you are free. Can't guarantee? I'll be home.
Hey Robert... thanks so much for watching and the comment... I 100% agree with you. The reason it didn't make the list is they are usually harder to get, keep alive, and everything including other crabs eat them on the hook (blood worms aren't too far off either, to be honest). Your 100% correct though everything with a mouth eats a sheddar crab... Thanks again for watching. I hope you enjoyed the video.
Ha... what did I say? Did I say Pawtuxent? I have fished that too... may have had a brain fart in the video that I didn't catch in editing... sorry about that. Thanks for watching though, appreciate it.
Hey @kevinkaple3615 thanks for watching and the comment!! Sorry for the delay... Where do you fish? Or where are the perch invasive in your body of water? Just curious, but they are voracious fish, I'm sure they can do some damage in introduced habitats.
@@Johnnyfishalot I fish a lot in Lake Erie and also a local lake that someone put them in…now the dnr won’t stock yellow perch until whites are gone…which will be never😆
Thanks for watching ARCSTREAMS... appreciate you tuning in and the comment... I think you can get some pretty cheap shrimp in the super markets... Fresh bait is the best bait of course, but if you don't live near a bait shop (and some bait shops do gauge you pretty good) then this is a great alternative... Sometime bait shrimp is better, live shrimp of course is best, but the supermarket can be a good alternative. Thanks again, always appreciate your comments.
@@Johnnyfishalot well perhaps where you are its different but here in canada frozen shrimp is like $8/lb for the cheapest and if you want live shrimp hey fugget about it ,i remember fishing in florida one time and buying a bag of live shrimp for like a buck or so ,in fact live bait shrimp was so cheap id get a couple bags for my own consumption and make a nice pasta a la shrimp ,id even eat them raw out of the bag while fishing, one for the fish and one for me like having fresh ceviche , anyways i enjoy your vid its fun to watch you're quite a character, keep on fishin johnny and stay salty bortha
@@Johnnyfishalot they def gouge you alright ,my bait shop sells dozen worms for like $5.50 ,keeps raising the prices, was fishing in another town south of where i live and there prices were only $3.50 and the worms were big nightcrawlers and last for 6 mo in the fridge but i prefer picking my own after a good rain fall and save lot of money ,problem is for some reason they dont last more than a week before they start deteriorating unlike the store ones that last much longer and i cant figure out why but last time i got some big ones and they lasted longer ,i dont even bother going to the mom n pop fishing stores anymore because i get all my variety of everything i need at Walmart or other chains much cheaper and without having to deal with the attitude and pressure lol
Thanks so much for watching... I know it may look bad, but no worries, that those fish were caught for human consumption. We bleed the the fish to dispatch them quickly and reduce any suffering, then we ice the fish to preserve the meat. This prevents the fish's ultimate sacrifice from being needless. Thanks again for watching.
I do a lot of kayak fishing in NJ. This was great information. Thanks for sharing. I wanted to target white perch but in a kayak you don't want to deal with blood worms. Too messy. Now I have my arsenal.
Thanks so much Lou!! Comments like this really make my day, also make me happy to make videos just like this. I personally love bloodworms and don't mind the mess, but I definitely get it. Those other baits and lures do work really good, give fish bites a try if lures are slow. Would love to hear how you made you out!!! Thanks so much again for watching and the really nice comment.
I don’t know know where you’re from but in Maryland store-bought shrimp is very expensive and grass shrimp from the bait shop is very cheap
Hey Matthew... I fish in NJ mostly, but also fish in MD (though I don't buy grass shrimp in MD). Here in NJ I can say buying live grass shrimp in the bait shops is pretty expensive compared to a giant bag of shrimp in the grocery stores... I also noticed in MD I would always get Salmon scraps at the grocery stores after they filleted the salmon, but I can't really find that in NJ too much either. Very weird considering the states aren't that far apart. That's awesome though that you getting good deals on live grass shrimp down there... awesome!! How's the fishing been down your way?
Could use any worm or bait on a bottom rig and itll catch white perch bluegill really any small fish in any water
ehhhhh I wouldn't say any worm... White perch in the saltwater environment especially really do prefer bloodworms and these fish can also get picky (just like all fish). Also there are times where they are very VERY small pesky fish around that will steal your bait, and you could find yourself going through a small fortune in bait, which is where artificial lures and fish bites really are nice... Hope this helps... thanks so much for watching and the great comment. Really appreciate it.
Exactly what I was looking for. All these tips should work for Delaware. Thanks for making this.
Glad it was helpful for you, @bassxpro!! Trust me, I really dig to help out my fellow fishalots with these videos! Make sure you give the other ones a look too! 🎣
I fish on the Potomac and I use small crappie crankbaits and catch them almost every cast
Thanks so much for watching reelfishing47... NICEEEE Yeah I love fishing the potomac, and would catch these perch around deep water docks and the bridges... was super fun... Do you normally fish the more brackish water or the more fresh water?? I usually find it depends on the time of year... Thanks again. would love to talk more PERCH!!! haha thanks agian.
@@Johnnyfishalot i fish the brackish part of the river
Any recommendations for cooking it? Caught some white perch and they're a bit fishier than expected
Hey Eric!! Glad to hear you catching fish!! Where did you catch them, if you don't mind be asking? The reason I ask is if you catch them in the way back creek systems they do tend to taste a little fishier. If you catch them closer to the bays I find they taste more like a typical white meat ocean fish... Honestly, best way to cook them is to wash them off, then dry them, then put them in egg, then bread crumb and fry it. In the bread crumb I use the italian seasoned bread crum, add a touch of salt, and use old bay seasoning in the bread crumb and mix it all up... Tastes really good in my opinion... Hopefully that helps! Thanks again for tuning in.
@@Johnnyfishalot I'm catching them in a small river about a mile from the mouth to the long island sound. A small dam was recently built so the water has become a bit stagnant. Thanks for the cooking tip! I'll make sure to give it a try
Very interesting thank you for sharing information also you stated you fishing New Jersey I'm looking for a head bolt out of Jersey that does the freshwater or brackish water fishing for the white perch
Thanks so much for the tuning in and the comment... I really appreciate it. I'm so glad you found value in the video... head boats that fish for perch in NJ, wow that is a great questions. The suggestions I would have for you is simply dock fish or bridge fish or bank fish for these perch given the right conditions. I actually did a video on this to help out if your interested. you can find that video here: ruclips.net/video/he3pMqNhXDo/видео.html As far as head boats are concerned your best bet is to book a seat on any back bay pontoon boat as they will fish areas for flounder/fluke that "can" be very similar to perch spots in the early spring. There are also plenty of boat rental places in NJ shore points that you can take advantage of and find your own spots for perch. I'm not sure I know of a head boat in NJ that specifically targets white perch exclusively. If you find one, please let me know. I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any more questions. Thanks so much again for watching.
1/8th oz white jig head 2 inch white mister twister can’t go wrong
Thanks for watching Jim and the comment... yeah, I don't disagree... Twist tail soft plastics are tough to beat... Glad you enjoyed the video. Where do you primarily fish for perch? Thanks again. Tight lines!
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23k views and only 100 something likes this is quality info
hahaha thanks @illigalpitbull8672 I really appreciate that... People do seem to be enjoying the video, but much appreciated that you hit the like button and left me a comment. Comments like this make my day!! Thanks again!!
You eat those fish? I used bigger live bait in Florida. But if that's what you have to catch i guess they're better than not fishin'.
I just got a bag of the blood worm Fish Bites for catching bait, and I bet it's good to tip a bucktail jig.
Thanks again Comfortablynumb... Always appreciate your comments... you should definitely try white perch... they are delicious... the real purpose for catching them is really to eat them because they just taste so good... This is primarily why I go sea bass fishing as well... plus, it is really fun to get into the back waters with really light line and catch those fish, it is really fun. These are actually some of my best performing videos as well. Dead of winter, this is also one of the more prominiant species to catch in back water saltwater environments. Thanks so much again for the comment! Love talking fishing!!!
Great tips thanks! I fish a small fw pond that’s maybe 80 acres that’s loaded with WP. Max depth ~15feet. What would be your go to bait/lure from a kayak?
Thanks so much Wallabeezy for watching, the kind words, and the question. The go to bait for me that catches Perch all year round is bloodworms. Since they are expensive, however, I often substitute blood worms with blood worm scented fish bites. Addition comment: honestly for fun, if the fish are shallow and active like spring time I'd use a swimming soft plastic like a road runner, or crappie magnet... and if the fish are deeper 5 - 15 ft (like in your pond) a blade bait is SUPER fun! But, again, probably the best all around go to bait (for me) is bloodworms. I hope that helps! Let me know how you do. I'd love to know and love talking fishing! Have a great weekend.
@@Johnnyfishalot I do well with nightcrawlers on bottom from shore but that’s hit or miss since the schools move so much. From the yak I’ve done well with small plastic minnow jigs in deep water and gulp minnows. The problem is finding them. That should improve once I get a depth finder though. Another weird thing I noticed is sometimes I will jig near the bottom and get no hits. Then when I’m reeling in to redrop it they will chase it all the way up and swipe right near the boat. I’m talking 10-15ft of water. Seems like they sit in the middle of water column at times. Anyways thanks for the tips and I’ll check your other vids 👍🏻
@@pololife Hey Wallabeezy... That's awesome! sounds like your really figuring those fish out. Sounds like your doing exactly what you should be doing in figuring those fish out in your body of water... sounds awesome. You are 100% correct by the way, perch can literally be anywhere in the water column, it really depends on the time of year, water temps, weather, fishing trends etc. I love gulp baits for all sorts of different fishing, and perch is not exception. I will say if you find the perch following your baits, they are interested in hitting a lure (as they are following it), but something is putting them off where theyre not willing to take the bait. In these cases I would first try to change the profile of the bait, either larger or smaller, and/or changing the color of the bait. Often times a simple change to more accurately mimic something they are feeding on is all it takes to get them competing for your baits. Stay in touch, I'd love to know how you do and how your doing figuring out those fish. Sounds like your doing great though!! Thanks for all your support and kind words, appreciate it!!!
1/64-1/32oz Popeye feathered jig .Fish with a bobber.I prefer weighted floats.Tip jigs with grass shrimp or minnows.Wirks best along banks or under boat docks.
Thanks for watching Joe... Yeah def a great shout!!! I have fished that way as well and its def effective. Thanks for the comment.
Where do you get your grass shrimp in November into the month of February. I pretty much have to buy my grass shrimp then. Sometimes I just have to use jigs and scents really make a difference. Or I just use small minnows. I make my own jigs with hackle feathers, calf tail, and bucktail. When the current is really fast after a rain a float and fly doesn't work very well. Sometimes you can find a Eddy and this method still works. Most of the time I have to use a tandem rig and attach a egg sinker to my main line then add a barrel swivel and attach my tandem rig to the other eye of the swivel. Seems to work well. Good luck to you. Hope all this makes sense.
All good information. Nice to be able to understand the different situations that call for different baits and lures. Very useful.
Thanks Eric!!! Always appreciate the support, the comments, and your time viewing!! 😉 thanks again!
where what spot in Virginia that was please sir can go there?
Thanks Rhandy... That was in Fortescue, DE... Thanks so much for the content and for tuning in.... really appreciate it.
When do you start fishing for the white perch??
Hey @poppopjoe, I left you a response on your other comment in one of my other videos, but to be honest... we start fishing for white perch as soon as the water gets cooler in the fall, then all winter long through the spring.... Right now is prime time to be honest!! Water temps are perfect at the moment!! Let me know if you have any other questions... thanks so much!!
That's my good friend and neighbor max boat with his friend john
Hey @sehle191!! Thanks for watching!! You know Steve and John?? Hope you enjoyed the video!!
@fishingwithjohnnyfishalot Yeah I know them Steve lives one house down form me. I live right next to max.
don't know John crazy well. I met him a few times good guy. I'm glad he retired. Max is the one that got me into perch fishing. I'm more of a crabber. it gives me something to do in the winter.
@sehle191 niceeeeee that's awesome!!! Next time I'm over Steve's, I'll have to stop by and say hi!! You been perch fishing lately? I plan to head out after the kids go back to school.... hit up the Mullica River!
@fishingwithjohnnyfishalot I haven't been out In a couple months busy at work and stuff around the house. I want to go really bad.
Hopeing a decent day lines up when i'm off. Sounds good stop by whenever you are free. Can't guarantee? I'll be home.
@sehle191 I gotcha! I gotta check in with Steve see hoe he's feeling... hopefully I can get out soon myself to fish!! ;)
The best bait is shedder crab , bar none .
Hey Robert... thanks so much for watching and the comment... I 100% agree with you. The reason it didn't make the list is they are usually harder to get, keep alive, and everything including other crabs eat them on the hook (blood worms aren't too far off either, to be honest). Your 100% correct though everything with a mouth eats a sheddar crab... Thanks again for watching. I hope you enjoyed the video.
The river in MD is not Pawtuxet. It's "Patuxent"! The Pawtuxet is in Rhode Island.
Ha... what did I say? Did I say Pawtuxent? I have fished that too... may have had a brain fart in the video that I didn't catch in editing... sorry about that. Thanks for watching though, appreciate it.
White perch absolutely destroy night crawlers…total invasive trash fish here
Hey @kevinkaple3615 thanks for watching and the comment!! Sorry for the delay... Where do you fish? Or where are the perch invasive in your body of water? Just curious, but they are voracious fish, I'm sure they can do some damage in introduced habitats.
@@Johnnyfishalot I fish a lot in Lake Erie and also a local lake that someone put them in…now the dnr won’t stock yellow perch until whites are gone…which will be never😆
you gotta try raw meat
I love eating raw fish... especically tuna... Sashimi is delicious... Thanks for tuning in and for the comment... I really appreciate it!!
@@Johnnyfishalot not eating the meat use raw meat to catch white perch
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what? bait shrimp is more expensive than consumption shrimp?? buddy you seen the price of seafood? we talkin major duckets here
Thanks for watching ARCSTREAMS... appreciate you tuning in and the comment... I think you can get some pretty cheap shrimp in the super markets... Fresh bait is the best bait of course, but if you don't live near a bait shop (and some bait shops do gauge you pretty good) then this is a great alternative... Sometime bait shrimp is better, live shrimp of course is best, but the supermarket can be a good alternative. Thanks again, always appreciate your comments.
@@Johnnyfishalot well perhaps where you are its different but here in canada frozen shrimp is like $8/lb for the cheapest and if you want live shrimp hey fugget about it ,i remember fishing in florida one time and buying a bag of live shrimp for like a buck or so ,in fact live bait shrimp was so cheap id get a couple bags for my own consumption and make a nice pasta a la shrimp ,id even eat them raw out of the bag while fishing, one for the fish and one for me like having fresh ceviche , anyways i enjoy your vid its fun to watch you're quite a character, keep on fishin johnny and stay salty bortha
@@Johnnyfishalot they def gouge you alright ,my bait shop sells dozen worms for like $5.50 ,keeps raising the prices, was fishing in another town south of where i live and there prices were only $3.50 and the worms were big nightcrawlers and last for 6 mo in the fridge but i prefer picking my own after a good rain fall and save lot of money ,problem is for some reason they dont last more than a week before they start deteriorating unlike the store ones that last much longer and i cant figure out why but last time i got some big ones and they lasted longer ,i dont even bother going to the mom n pop fishing stores anymore because i get all my variety of everything i need at Walmart or other chains much cheaper and without having to deal with the attitude and pressure lol
If you got a bait net in the grassrs you can get grass shrimp easy
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Thanks so much for watching... I know it may look bad, but no worries, that those fish were caught for human consumption. We bleed the the fish to dispatch them quickly and reduce any suffering, then we ice the fish to preserve the meat. This prevents the fish's ultimate sacrifice from being needless. Thanks again for watching.