I cannot give you pointers around Kelleys, however the G can area and F can area are good places to start.
The yellow perch fishing is heating up~! Just need to locate a feeding school and you may score some walleye perch fishing.
I have read that east of Kellys is good too, if you go north of Kellys be careful there are some reefs that can hurt your boat (GPS maps are great if you have that).
Hope you have a safe and fun trip.
~Water Dog
Are yellow cans not marked with letters? Was out this past Saturday saw cans but no letters.
no they are not marked
50 yellow perch, SE of G can , 22 fow very bouncy, and 16 pounds at the cleaners.
many trow backs (2 dozen) , (good sign for the next year) and some pesky white perch.
NO SHEEPHEAD~!
using spreaders, shiners, bling and no bling.
This is the last post for the season, feet dry soon, and I hope to be back for some more fishing fun in March~April 2022.
Be safe,
Water Dog
Good to see you back at it Dog. I hope to be joining you this weekend.
SE of G can both days in 22 fow.
Shiners spreaders, some with bling others not.
October 19th 30 yellow perch 11 pounds at the cleaners.
October 20th 60 yellow perch 21 pounds at the cleaners.
dozen trow backs on both days, and the white perch were in the area.
the cool down has seemed to turn on the bite.
all the head boats were working the area.
fishing for about 3-4 hours both days.
fish cleaning shop was busy, so come get yours soon before it is over.
~Water Dog
Last edited by waterdog; 10-20-2021 at 03:58 PM.
4 hours today, 21 keeper perch and 6 throw backs.
1 nice cat fish , 4 small sheep head and 2 white perch.
spreaders, small shiners and a very soft bite for most of the perch.
big hog 12 incher yellow perch and 9 pounds at the cleaners.
back soon,
~Water Dog
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