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    Quote Originally Posted by troy1976 View Post
    South and a little west of middle island. Not middle bass. I didn't realize there even was a middle island till yesterday
    If I remember right that is about 40' of water w/ rock bottom? I have had a hard time getting my anchor to stick if that is the same place I'm thinking. Has there been a pack of boats out in the area? I hate screwing around w/ the anchor especially when there are a lot of boats around

    I had a good report about 2 miles east of Kelley's but I always have a hard time getting the anchor to stick?

    I have a vacation day so I'm going to try for some perch by myself tomorrow so I am still up in the air on where to try.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Russ Hunsaker View Post
    If I remember right that is about 40' of water w/ rock bottom? I have had a hard time getting my anchor to stick if that is the same place I'm thinking. Has there been a pack of boats out in the area? I hate screwing around w/ the anchor especially when there are a lot of boats around

    I had a good report about 2 miles east of Kelley's but I always have a hard time getting the anchor to stick?

    I have a vacation day so I'm going to try for some perch by myself tomorrow so I am still up in the air on where to try.

    Russ
    N41.40.557 W082.43.572 not a rocky bottom and only 34-35' of water there. Perch are still there, but it's a later bite. Not an early one. The farm animals are up early though...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Capt Juls View Post
    N41.40.557 W082.43.572 not a rocky bottom and only 34-35' of water there. Perch are still there, but it's a later bite. Not an early one. The farm animals are up early though...
    Thanks for the info! I will be out tomorrow monitoring CH68 or CH79, boat name Hooked up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Capt Juls View Post
    N41.40.557 W082.43.572 not a rocky bottom and only 34-35' of water there. Perch are still there, but it's a later bite. Not an early one. The farm animals are up early though...
    Went to the numbers you recommended and got 29, some 11's and 1- 12". Only had to throw back 5-6 small perch.

    OMG I have never caught so many lambheads! I only use 6lb test on my perch rods and the huge sheeps broke off my rigs 5 times, I got so pissed off I didn't even try for the last perch for my limit. I was catching double of the SOB's, tangled up my lines several times. I guess the sheeps are there for the same reason the perch are there.

    Anyone that wants to fish this area use heavier line, I switched to my walleye rods because I was so sick of breaking my lines. When Jul's said they were thick that was an understatement. I caught as many sheeps as I did perch!

    Jul's- thank you very much for the numbers, I owe you one!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Russ Hunsaker View Post
    Went to the numbers you recommended and got 29, some 11's and 1- 12". Only had to throw back 5-6 small perch.

    OMG I have never caught so many lambheads! I only use 6lb test on my perch rods and the huge sheeps broke off my rigs 5 times, I got so pissed off I didn't even try for the last perch for my limit. I was catching double of the SOB's, tangled up my lines several times. I guess the sheeps are there for the same reason the perch are there.

    Anyone that wants to fish this area use heavier line, I switched to my walleye rods because I was so sick of breaking my lines. When Jul's said they were thick that was an understatement. I caught as many sheeps as I did perch!

    Jul's- thank you very much for the numbers, I owe you one!!

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    LOL...you're welcome! The sheep are why my perch rods are rigged up with 20# fireline...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Capt Juls View Post
    LOL...you're welcome! The sheep are why my perch rods are rigged up with 20# fireline...
    I never got into so many big balloon's as I did today. I have braid on 3 of my 6 perch rods, I only had break offs on the reels spooled w/ mono. I should know better because the mono has to be 6 or more years old so it is past being ready to change. I only use Stren mono, I think it's the best mono and IMO it's way better than any other mono. What mono lasts 6+ years?

    I use braid now on just about all of my rod/reels, so much better feel and much stronger with the same diameter of mono. I bought some braid on eBay once and I didn't have much confidence it would be any good because it was so cheap. Now it's the only line I use, it's called Dyneema. I don't know if you ever heard of it but it's great line and shockingly cheap. It comes from China so it takes a couple of weeks to get but I order enough of it that I haven't ever run out. I have spooled up several of my fishing buddies reels and every one of them loves the line. I'm sure there are people that will complain about it but I couldn't be any more happy with Dyneema braid.

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    what color do you prefer on the braid if you don't mind me asking?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ack View Post
    what color do you prefer on the braid if you don't mind me asking?
    It doesn't seem to matter what the color of the braid is on the perch reels. I have both gray and bright yellow, and neither out fishes the other.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ack View Post
    what color do you prefer on the braid if you don't mind me asking?
    Like Jul's said it doesn't seem to matter. I thought it might matter so I did some experimenting with different colors. I have bright yellow on one of my rods and bright orange on another and I catch as many on these colors as I do clear mono. I like being able to see my line when perch fishing.

    I never experimented with walleye but I think it may be a problem using brightly colored line. I use Dyneema moss green line on all of my walleye rods, it's almost invisible when under water.

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    Default Anchor.

    Do youi have a length of chain in front of the anchor? it helps it bite. Also a long enough rope. Let the achor drop till it hits bottom, feed out 2 to 3 times the depth, let the drift pull upp the slack and while it is doing that jerk the rope a few time to get it to bite in. even feed out more line if you need to. this works for me.

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