As a local to the south end of Lake Michigan, I appreciate your video showing you keeping all the fish you catch at that depth. I’m out there all the time watching 12” perch floating dead, seeing seagulls eat them so guys can post a cool Facebook photo of a limit of 14 inchers.

Don’t forget to add a “laydown hook” to your perch rig. We use a snelled #6 Carlisle with small red beads and a tiny CO blade, attached directly to the bell sinker. Sometimes the jumbos actually prefer to feed on the bottom….

This is making my mouth water!! Good job!!!

You guys made it look easy and fun! 👍

Those are some nice perch great job

Awesome job guys 👍🤓👍. ❣️🎣❣️

Looking good fellas.

Barotrauma is not a death sentence. In FL, we are required by law to carry a vent tool or descending device when reef fishing. Vent tool you just poke into the swim bladder and it vents the fish so they can swim back down. Descending device is best for the fish, but if you're tossing a lot back, it is a bit time consuming. Only downside is if the tax man (sharks/dolphins) show up and eat the fish after release.

have you ever caught a walleye while fishing for perch on lake Michigan..

What are you all using for bait?

What’s the daily limit there (LM, IN waters)? Does Indiana have a possession limit?

What did you brine your shrimp in?

Can’t pull the trigger on going there from southern Indiana for a 15 perch limit.

Is everyone anchored or keeping in place with a trolling motor?

Nice catch guys.. what part of lake erie do you fish?

What kind of perch jigs u where using please thk

awesome smashed them!

Is this just personal fishing or do you do charters?

I watch guys on the east end of Erie catching walleye 50 ft deep and think they are doing a good thing releasing them🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️