kwcc
8/13/2011 6:02:00 PMNice! Looks like a good dinner. Last time I was at Patterson I couldn't pull out a perch more than 6" but then again, I was fishing from shore. How deep were the fish at?
danm
8/13/2011 6:08:00 PMHotspot not accurate. We fish the middle east side of lake in 18'. Fish are not very large. But many. We got a few fattis.
chi_fisher2169
8/13/2011 11:30:00 PMi swear it seems like there arnt any lakes in this whole state that have perch that average over 8" i think it wouldnt b a bad i dea to intro duce like 100 male walleye in alot of these lakes. get best of both worlds. weed out alot of the stunted perch allowing the ones that r still around to get way bigger and some nice fat walleye! yummy
danm
8/14/2011 6:29:00 AMRose lake, chelan county has large perch. Anyway, late spring and specially early winter is the time to hook large perch.
Why2Fish
8/14/2011 4:23:00 PMAnd perch tend to school by size. Search around to find the groups of larger fish.
