Yellows

[bucketman009]

Looking for some yellows ya'll....can anyone poi t me in a direction where I may stand a chance at catching enough for dinner?

 

[EOBOY]

Are you talking Brem?

 

[bucketman009]

Nope yellow perch my friend....got a bluegill spot already...actually got a lot of those already.....trying to find a few yellow perch spots now....I also recently caught my first walleye too in Oregon.

 

[EOBOY]

Boy , you got me on that one!

 

[EOBOY]

I.ve caught just about everything around Rock Island above the willy falls,Crappie, Largemouth, smallies, Brem, Channel cats. even a Steelhead one summer. But I don't think I've ever caught a perch there.

 

[bucketman009]

Yeah I used to fish there a lot.....pressure over the last 10 years has made it difficult to do REAL well.....back in the day I had 100 smaller days now if you catch 15 decent ones you are lucky.....I am sure yellows are in there just not in large numbers.

 

[plumbertom]

Munsel Lake.

 

[bucketman009]

Hey plumbertom......have you fished Munsel....I know it is deep....any tough ideas where to start at in Munsel.....and thanks.

 

[plumbertom]

Yeah, I've fished it. You need a boat. I caught plenty of fish even if they were on the small side. Mostly in 6'-25' of water. Got a couple fair sized trout also just dragging a jig behind my boat while slow reading the lake on my sonar looking for fish

 

[bucketman009]

Thank you

 

[troutdude]

What Plumbertom said about Munsel; also applies to Siltcoos Lake. If you have a boat you could fish both, in a day.

 

[nikita_pdx]

Looking for some yellows ya'll....can anyone poi t me in a direction where I may stand a chance at catching enough for dinner?

Beach off Blurock landing in Washington. To get an idea, its across the river from where the Willamette meets the Columbia. Fish there mid spring into early summer (spawn).