Walleye and perch

**TonyC10** · 10-08-2020, 06:45 PM

Thanks for the report. I'm definitely keeping my eye on the weather. I was up there in august out by d can and the waves were steady 3 footers. I have a 24 foot cruiser so I'm probably a little more comfortable than a smaller boat. That said I dont take any chances. If I'm not comfortable I wont go. We werent gonna get up there till about 9 or 10 so hoping the wind dies down a little

**Drdave** · 10-10-2020, 01:30 PM

Found that over the years perch and walleye like the Rolling Stones the best.

**MBLMIKE** · 10-11-2020, 06:05 AM

Originally Posted by Drdave

Found that over the years perch and walleye like the Rolling Stones the best.

Did the same thing but we only had a radio on the boat was intermitenly getting a station from Detroit when a good song came on our catch in creased but it may have been our singing also .

**northcoastbob** · 10-14-2020, 07:34 PM

I was out by that green buoy off of Catawba got 36 nice perch, noticed a boat close by that had his motor running the whole time he was there, they were picking quite a few perch. They eventually pulled up and went in, I don't know if they were running out of fuel, had carbon monoxide poisoning or got their limit but they pulled anchor and left. They seemed to be catching more fish than us, maybe that motor trick does work. I have heard that using two anchors helps a lot to restrict the boat movement(don't know how they keep from sinking their boat with all the wakes and stuff?) this would be safer as long as your motor doesn't smoke too much!