06-08-2016, 03:53 PM
Got to love the internet heroes who post pics of fish and then act above those who try to learn.
Any success I have had for perch at cascade this time of year is looking for them in 10 to 20 ft of water, tipping crappie jigs with a small piece of worm and keeping it on the bottom or close to the bottom. When there is a really big school, Often we will get hits as the jig is sinking to the bottom. When the fishing is really really good, no need to put any action on the jig, just simply hanging the rod over the edge of the boat and waiting for the bite.
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Any success I have had for perch at cascade this time of year is looking for them in 10 to 20 ft of water, tipping crappie jigs with a small piece of worm and keeping it on the bottom or close to the bottom. When there is a really big school, Often we will get hits as the jig is sinking to the bottom. When the fishing is really really good, no need to put any action on the jig, just simply hanging the rod over the edge of the boat and waiting for the bite.
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