Reply by: Branch Doctor      Posted: 10/11/2012 1:24:35 AM     Points: 463    

I've been out there a lot.... of course, but I haven't tried to catch any perch lately. However, I can tell you that the perch population in Lake Loveland is doing just fine. I don't know if they are worth going after without a boat right now but, then again, if you're in the right place at the right time you could be very successful. It's hard telling not knowing lol.

 Reply by: Sleazy E      Posted: 10/11/2012 4:34:20 AM     Points: 1119    

True-colored powerbait. Nothing like true to get you some of them yella belleed, spikee finnd, powerbait steeleeng, billy-eeting munch musheens.
Ya'll can copy this to the conditions rapport.

 Reply by: solocamzman      Posted: 10/12/2012 12:50:27 PM     Points: 265    

Branch-Thanks for the info. Congrats on the cats. I never made to Loveland to try for perch but I did fish it one evening for bass/walleye. You're right. Doesn't really seem worth fishing without a boat. My lures were constantly dragging the bottom.

Sleazy- true powerbait is all I ever use. Done caught me bout every fish under da sun on that dag gum stuff. Trouts, basses, perches, pikes, you name it son and I''ve caughten it by golly