Scroll back down about 18 threads and you'll read things about this topic. One guest responded that he uses cornmeal to freeze them in. I want to try that. (Hmmm, should I use yellow or white meal? Would instant Grits work too?). And BTW, I was watching some Perch Videos of Lake Michigan Perching, due to another responder using frozen Crawfish Claws. Don't know what they were using on those videos, but they were nailing JUMBO'S big time. Has anyone here used "claws" on Lake Erie? And if you should watch one of those videos, check out the colors of their Perch....a little different markings than what we see here on L.E.



Quote Originally Posted by portclintonangler View Post
Been out perch fishing several times this year. Several times this year I have done the shiner shuffle in the morning before the crew gets there. Every time I find them I get an extra scoop or two. When I’m finished I place the extras on a cookie sheet salt them down and put them in the freezer. Once frozen I place them in zip lock bags. When out fishing keep them on ice double hook them and they work pretty good. Anyone have any other ways they freeze them that works good ?