Looking for white bass and perch

[Basspro]

Thank you Fredt, You must of been the person who told me about the fish cleaning service last year. 2 friends and myself did go up last year to huron and did get some nice white bass. I moved out of them to look for perch. What bad move that was, we where catching some big ones and at the annual fish fry i have everyone loved the walleye the best then the white bass, then the perch. I was not sure what time of year we went last year. I'm real happy you replied, just made my mind up to come back up with my dad on monday. Looks like I will throw in a spaghetti dinner for him too, he loves good spaghetti.

One question, how far do you let the Rooser Tails sink down before retrieving, when we were catching them we was on bottom with minnows, fishing for perch.

[First One's Out]

Are you interested in launching out of the Chagrin River? If so, the CEI Power Plant is the top White Bass spot I have ever encountered. Huge schools of big fish - a lot of fun to catch. A friend and I caught 96 in just over an hour one day last year. Also, there is usually pretty reliable perch fishing off the power plant and a few spots east and west of there. Send me a private message if you are interested and I will fill you in on more details.

Matt

[FredT]

One question, how far do you let the Rooser Tails sink down before retrieving, when we were catching them we was on bottom with minnows, fishing for perch.[/QUOTE]

If you are into them, you won't be able to crank the handle and you got a hook up. I retrieve as soon as the lure hits the water. The WB stay just below the surface when they are active or have the bait pushed to the surface.

Don't forget that copper Vib-E.

[Basspro]

Thank you for all the info Fred. I will let you know how we did mon. evening.
If your on the lake just look for a tri-haul turned into a hillbilly bass boat. I don't know what my dad is looking more forward to, fishing or that good spaghetti dinner you told me about. LOL