Have to try jighead with the slip bobber been using slip bobbers for 35 years for perch very effective every bobber is different and some really out fish others I tried them all nice video.
Great tips. Lots of perch, but not all of them, love the shallower weeds this time of year on the lakes I fish. Yup, 2 to 3 feet of water or less sometimes!
Just was perch fishing past two weeks, caught probably 75+ 8 inch perch or better, I noticed that the lake I fish has this really good spot where all the big perch are it seems
@@DWSOutdoors Its abt 6-11 feet deep I think and it just has a short weedy bottom but it is close to a drop off so maybe that it? Im still not sure why they are there
I have been experimenting with the slip bobber and different types of jigs. Having good luck with the darker color fly tied jigs with minnow or half a nightcrawler. Thanks for the tips. I just picked up some ice fishing equipment I can't wait to use it with some new tips from your cannel...
Hi Dave, just subscribed. I have been recently getting back into perch fishing. I found that you're video to be helpful and informative. Thanks for sharing, Greg
Awesome advice, I think perch are one of the most aggressive and easiest fish to catch IMO. So fun and like u said u gotta go where the big ones are, but a minnow on a bobber never fails! Also true about them schooling up, always bring a marker float and anchor up when I start hammering them! Gonna have to go catch some now lol
I've been trying for 10 days to catch a perch and they just won't bite. I've tried everything except live baitfish. In fall they're definitely not the easiest.
Have you ever tried the VMC spinshot hook? Personal favorite of mine for drop shot rigging. I use it all the time for perch and crappie rigged above a jig for a two hook combo.
Just get some 14-20lb fire line or 20lb fly line backing and make an 8 turn uni knot on your line or do it on a cocktail straw, that’s exactly what a store bought bobber stop is, they use less wraps but I prefer about 8 wraps for better grip on your main line. If you’re using braid as you’re main line you can use some 8-14lb mono as the material to make your bobber stop out of and it grips well on braid.
If you are looking for more Perch content this playlist is for you! ----> ruclips.net/p/PLe6aPKagvISB08UJChKsftUDyLGoqXzSr
On the Mississippi below la.cross nailed em 10 to 14 inch 3 was in row drop shots Hv. Big green wi.
Greetings from Michigan near Lake Saint Clair,Perch is my #1 target especially in the Clinton River
Thanks for all the great tips. Can't wait for hard water.
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Have to try jighead with the slip bobber been using slip bobbers for 35 years for perch very effective every bobber is different and some really out fish others I tried them all nice video.
I enjoy your content. Keep it up and thank you.
good information.
Great tips. Lots of perch, but not all of them, love the shallower weeds this time of year on the lakes I fish. Yup, 2 to 3 feet of water or less sometimes!
Yep! Couple of my favorite fall perch spots gin clear water, less than 5 foot around the isolated weeds. Kill em!
what baits for shallow water fall time of year ? Thank you
Keep up the good work love the informational videos
Can you look up white clay lake in shawno wi and help me find some perch
Just was perch fishing past two weeks, caught probably 75+ 8 inch perch or better, I noticed that the lake I fish has this really good spot where all the big perch are it seems
There is some kind of food and structure they are glued to 👊🏼🎣
@@DWSOutdoors Its abt 6-11 feet deep I think and it just has a short weedy bottom but it is close to a drop off so maybe that it? Im still not sure why they are there
Access to deeper water and short weeds is it! Now don't tell anyone about that spot lol
I have been experimenting with the slip bobber and different types of jigs. Having good luck with the darker color fly tied jigs with minnow or half a nightcrawler. Thanks for the tips. I just picked up some ice fishing equipment I can't wait to use it with some new tips from your cannel...
Good video. We have big perch on Lake Ontario so now might be the time to go for them.
fish all the way till ice up and you will find some very BIG surprises!
Good info Dave
thanks for the tips...my favorite fish is perch next is walleye...I don't ice fish anymore cant take the cold in my old age LOL...
With the advancements in gear these days you can ice fish in a t shirt lol
1/8th oz jighead small live minnow cast out retrieve slow, thats how i do it and just caught some slobs today in bear creek dundalk ! Try it
Hi Dave, just subscribed. I have been recently getting back into perch fishing. I found that you're video to be helpful and informative. Thanks for sharing, Greg
Sick vid very helpful
Awesome advice, I think perch are one of the most aggressive and easiest fish to catch IMO. So fun and like u said u gotta go where the big ones are, but a minnow on a bobber never fails! Also true about them schooling up, always bring a marker float and anchor up when I start hammering them! Gonna have to go catch some now lol
I've been trying for 10 days to catch a perch and they just won't bite. I've tried everything except live baitfish. In fall they're definitely not the easiest.
Thanks for the great info!
When I tried using drop shot for crappie I found they didn’t take it as much.
it 100% depends on where they are located in the water column!
Have you ever tried the VMC spinshot hook? Personal favorite of mine for drop shot rigging. I use it all the time for perch and crappie rigged above a jig for a two hook combo.
I have I just like to keep my setups as light as possible 👊🏼🎣
What size jig head
What is your favorite bobber stop? I have been struggling with the string stops on light line
Make your own and you'll be way better off!
Here's my video on how to hopefully it helps!
ruclips.net/video/-y9YVnk-CFU/видео.html
Just get some 14-20lb fire line or 20lb fly line backing and make an 8 turn uni knot on your line or do it on a cocktail straw, that’s exactly what a store bought bobber stop is, they use less wraps but I prefer about 8 wraps for better grip on your main line. If you’re using braid as you’re main line you can use some 8-14lb mono as the material to make your bobber stop out of and it grips well on braid.
Can you drop a link for the video on how to set this up, please?
This should help 👊🏼🎣 ruclips.net/video/TUr9mhjDTcE/видео.html
Can you use artificial?
Yes, I rarely use bait.
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I love perch fishing in ohio
Spoiler alert, no perch are harmed in this video :)
the cold weather is finally showing up this week!
what kind of voodoo is this, we all know fishing doesnt exist during the fall😁
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