Perch Tackle

  • suzuki
    Woodbury, Mn
    Posts: 18057
    #2050903

    Thought this would be the best place for my inquiry. I have my eye on some big perch up north but its on a flowage in 5 feet of water so more applicable to you Mississippi perch haulers. There arent a lot but I have had limited success dragging around small jigs and plastic over the last few years. 1/16 oz jigs with various Kalins Crappie Scrubs. Sometimes a hunk of crawler works better. Especially if a slower presentation and with bobbers. I practice with smaller ones at the dock where I can see them and worms work every time but plastics arent far behind. What are you guys doing for summer perch? I would like to try any method that may prove to be the best this weekend. My methods are All wind dependent. Last Sunday with the wind howling I pulled out two hogs back to back with a Scrub by pulling it high speed with the wind. Planning to target that area this weekend with whatever works.

    catmando
    wis
    Posts: 1811
    #2050996

    Perch belly with the silver still on the skin and a 1/8 oz silver Swedish Pimple! vertical jig on a pole of at least 10 ft. DK.

    Rodwork
    Farmington, MN
    Posts: 3771
    #2051020

    Have you tried small lipless crank baits? A couple of weeks ago they nailed the Salmo Zipper. Tom Boley has some great videos on this tactic.

    suzuki
    Woodbury, Mn
    Posts: 18057
    #2051042

    I can try both of those tactics. Thanks.

    suzuki
    Woodbury, Mn
    Posts: 18057
    #2051580

    Slender Spoon with minnow head did it! Also small jig with partial crawler. Eating perch baby!!!!! waytogo

    Also caught a couple bonus crappie.

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