1st Perch Trip 2019...
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- Mid May Perch expedition, Yaquina Bay...
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Wow, I didn't think pile perch got that big. Nice dog. She looks a lot like an Icelandic sheepdog we used to have.
She's a registered Standard Bred Siberian Husky...
The one thing that I need to point out to your viewers, no matter what the comment or question is, you will get an answer with in a day or two. That is very respectable and I very much appreciate the time you take and that is why I follow all of your videos. Keep doing what your doing and be safe my fishing friend.
Thanks Craig! I appreciate it...
My dog loved riding on the bow while we were on plane.
I used to meet my brother in the area to pier fish while studying at UW. One time we went to Richmond Beach and I caught a pile perch that smelled like gas. It made the alley cat back home sick. Otherwise, the perch were a nice change to the hot dogs and burritos the fraternity provided.
Dani's a good 1st. mate. She takes to the boat real well...
Any day fishing is better than working. Looks like you did a little painting on your boat. Looks good. Still want to catch you out there one of these days. Keep posting videos, I have my fishing buddies watching you now too.
Thanks Steve!
Hello my favorite fishing friend, I have been waiting for your next award winning film.
Well that was a beautiful day out fishing you got two that's good enough for a meal that's why they call it fishing and not catching another great video
Thanks Steve!
nice video
Loved it when the puppy tried to bight it! 😂 That’s a fishing dog!
She loves to fish, I need to get her out more...
Looks like fun!!!..:-)
Glad to see you post. It had been awhile, did not know if we should be concerned, or not! Take care, be safe and keep your lines tight!!!
Thanks Jon! It's just been the weather keeping us in... Looking forward to Summer...
@@kingslew1866. We were in Garibaldi this last Friday-Sunday. Bar was mostly restricted so we stayed inside. Crabbing was hit or miss but fine. Low tides being negative, the clamming was good. Saw two springers caught, neither one by us. We had calm, sunny, cloudy, wet, dry, windy, cold and warm conditions. Still, it's hard not to have fun on the Oregon Coast!
The dog is pretty funny. Great video
Thanks! Yeah, she's a trip...
Hey King, two fish is better than no fish great video.
Yeah, we baked them whole stuffed with fresh garlic and lemon slices. Made a couple of nice dinners...
Thanks for another great video! Your dog is a hoot! Are they in that area only in May or year round?
I generally fish for them in the Spring and Summer, but they're always around...
Did you change up some things? New carpet? New camera? Lookin' good.
Yeah... did a little cosmetic tune up. Everybody says it looks good and I like it. Same old cameras. Did upgrade my editor though...
I. Going to sparrow park by florence today. gonna go get some perch off the beach. Never have caught any or even tried any good tips for beach fishing them.
Good luck on that John! I'm not an expert on Surf Perch. I've caught my share, but it's been a while. I've used sand crabs and mussels for bait and fished the incoming tide...
Hey it's enough for dinner. They should be coming in by now , but who can say? Wish this weather would clear up a bit and wind stay down.
Yeah, they're here Allan, I think I would have caught a bunch if it wasn't for the seals..
Man those are jumbo perch. Definitely want to get after those. Why mud shrimp and not sandshrimp?
Mud shrimp are their natural prey, but sand shrimp will work OK, mud shrimp are easier to get for me...
When you installed the center console in your boat, how did you anchor down so it was solid. When you ran all of your wiring, did you sleeve everything and waterproof it as well. That’s part of my question, the rest I will try to find on google.
As to the console, to anchor the base I used Aluminum -Angle (channel).
As for the wiring, if you intend to run in the ocean or coastal bays, you must use Tinned Wire (very important).
I soldered all connections, sealed them with heat shrink tubing, liquid tape and then ran it all in conduit (PVC)...
Back to Business fish on
Good to hear from you Ray! Tight lines!
How can I get a hold of you off of RUclips? I have tried to locate an email address for you, without any luck. I have a few questions regarding your boat set up and your electronics.
What would you like to know Craig???
Nice... what size hook, maybe 2 or 3/0?
Thanks! 2/0...
What do you look for when perch fishing? Depth? Weeds? I'd love to get into this... pretty good size to them.
Structure! They are called Pile Perch for the obvious reason, they hang around pilings, rocks, etc...
Do you fish the incoming or outgoing? or does it matter?
Incoming is the standard, but I like to fish the slack period...
Is that setup a 3 way swivel with a 1/4oz lead? What type of hook?
2/0 baitholder hook, dropper loop & 3 oz. bank sinker...
Is there a web site that tells what the weather and ocean conditions will be?
Yeah there is...
www.weather.gov/pqr/barcams
magicseaweed.com/Newport-Surf-Report/318/
A friend and I are going to make a run up the bay to target Pile Perch on Saturday morning, probably from about 9am-1pm. You going to be fishing on Saturday?
I'm pretty sure not Cody. I was up there yesterday early AM and got only one perch out of 30 baits. Damn harbor seals like to fish there too...
Let me know how it goes. Good luck and tight lines...
King Slew I appreciate the report! One or two perch would be “mission accomplished” for my friend and I. Each year I challenge myself to catch a few new species of fish, and in 2019 Pile Perch are one of my targets. Too bad about the seals.
What depth do you fish?
@@thenutcrackerguys 2 ft to 30 ft...
@@kingslew1866 we had a successful fishing trip. While we only caught one Pile Perch, we also caught Walleye Surfperch, Striped Surfperch, White Surfperch, and Shiner Perch. Nice little variety. When the wind picked up we went back up by the north waterfront and got more Striped Surfperch, 3 species of Rockfish, and some Kelp Greenling. Not a bad day!
Is there a season for this perch in the bay? Able to catch from the bank or got to have a boat?
Spring & Summer they come in to spawn. Yes you can catch from the bank. No season on them, year round. Limit is 15 per day. Great eating & fun to catch...
Thanks Jerry, after 30 years I finally moved back to Waldport two weeks ago and just got my license, Surprised it is a A4 paper wondering how to carry around for entire year with frequent rain. I remember I got some kind of water proof tag or card 30 years ago.
@@Abcd-cb5ty You can go electronic if you wan't to carry around a smart phone. I went paper. Trimmed it down to a size where I could fold it up and put it one of those little plastic card holder folders that you can get at Walmart, Fred Meyer, etc. I got mine at Cabela's... They're free...
We hav those perch here but nobody fishes them just kids off the dock are they good eating?
They're delicious...
@@kingslew1866 ok mabey il watch u more closely and get a couple fillets in a frying pan thanks for telling me
@@ashleyhughes7237 Or... bake or grill them whole...
@@kingslew1866 Can you fish for perch year round or are there better months then other? Love your vidoes by the way
@@tylerreitzer766 Thanks Tyler! Perch are always around. They are prevalent in the estuary during the spawning period during early Summer months. Great fun to catch and good eating too...
Where do you find mudshrimp?
Coquille Point or out in front of the Marine Science Center...
@@kingslew1866 Thanks King Slew...
I use a wrist rocket and marbles and put them on the run. It's legal. Read the rules. I wont put up with them, it's gone to far.