08-22-2013, 03:57 PM
[#0000FF]At least.
As a fellow perch jerker you know that you cain't ketch 'em where they ain't. There are plenty of perch in Jordanelle but they follow the groceries (baby perch). As the lake keeps dropping the little tykes keep having to move around to find suitable cover at their preferred depths. And, of course, the predators follow them.
The spots I sampled quickly on my last trip were in areas that have produced in years past...with higher water levels. Without a boat and the time to move around the lake better I was limited in my search.
I have a pretty good idea where they will be in a couple of weeks...once the water temps start dropping. And I plan to test my theories. They have already gone deeper than they were last month...and will be even deeper on my next trip.
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As a fellow perch jerker you know that you cain't ketch 'em where they ain't. There are plenty of perch in Jordanelle but they follow the groceries (baby perch). As the lake keeps dropping the little tykes keep having to move around to find suitable cover at their preferred depths. And, of course, the predators follow them.
The spots I sampled quickly on my last trip were in areas that have produced in years past...with higher water levels. Without a boat and the time to move around the lake better I was limited in my search.
I have a pretty good idea where they will be in a couple of weeks...once the water temps start dropping. And I plan to test my theories. They have already gone deeper than they were last month...and will be even deeper on my next trip.
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