Great show, guys! I've got a gem of a lake for perch down here in southeastern Wisconsin an I know I've learned some terrific tips on finding and catching them. Yeah!!!
One of those tips is to use a "GO Devil" for those perch. Here in northern Minnesota, I've been just slaughtering these perch using the "GO Devil"!!!!!
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See ya' up to LOTW. Those perch are incredible. Tom, owner of WigWam, was telling us about a 16" super-slob he had caught the year prior. Now THAT is a perch!
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As I was watching this I realized one of the tips you guys offered transfers over to other species as well. When I am in an area with a sand bottom, I almost always drop a heavier spoon and bounce it off the bottom a few times to stir things up. It is amazing how quickly you will have fish of all species show up to investigate the disturbance. After awhile, the cloud clears and it seems fish will leave. Stir the bottom up again, and the fish come right back. That was a great show guys with great graphics and tips
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hopefully i get some feed back. Does anyone have a clue where to pick up some decent perch, would like to take the kids out so it need to have decent action, would like to see them be at least eight inches. need to either be in minn. Iowa, or wis. thanks for any info
James These people fishing in austin minn. they keep on talking about the mill pond! Is that in back side of the hormel plant (south side) because the location dont look anything like the old mill where the cedar begins, nor East side lake. if you or anybody else know's drop a line thanks
I've got a gem of a lake for perch down here in southeastern Wisconsin an I know I've learned some terrific tips on finding and catching them. Yeah!!! 
