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 I have nothing to report on the holdover striper fishing front.  While I have been skiing just about every day my son Jon as well as friends have been trying for holdover stripers. It's been a lot of time and effort for very few fish.

White Perch

Gales Lump Fish Haven is a 1550 Acre site with silt and shell bottom. Reef material includes shell rubble and pipe. Typical fish species at this type of upper Bay site include striped bass white perch and channel catfish.

Waiting Out the Wind Fish are still biting when the weather's right By Dennis Doyle 12/9/2009 Originally Published in BayWeekly Magazine I almost missed it. For over a week. I had wanted to get in one last white perch trip. But it just didn'

The white perch bite was off the charts for Gary and crew today.  We caught a limit of stripers plus some more but the big catch today was  cooler full of white perch.  We had lots of fun catching them … Continue reading →

I'm still fishing with all this ice and snow around.  With few stripers in my winter spots I have turned my attention to white perch.  These are a mystery fish around here but they can suddenly appear in places in good numbers.  T

White Perch

White Perch

White Perch

White Perch

  While fishing for wintering over stripers today I landed this good size white perch.  White perch will inhabit the same winter waters as stripers here in RI. They also will hit the same lures in this case a Zoom Fluke mounted on a half o

White Perch

White Perch

White Perch

White Perch

White Perch

White Perch

Kind of hard to get a handle on the trout freeze reports are varied.  Below is from a really good trout fishermen from Oriental.  I give a lot of weight to his reply to my question about how bad was the trout freeze.    Got any r

As the river drops we are seeing some white perch (worms on the bottom) and some white bass(roostertails) being picked up. Water dropped another foot over night and we are looking good for the rest of the week. Still muddy but slowly clearing. 

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