perchmaster March 23, 2012 at 5:59 pm Reply OK what a turn of events looking at that first picture, good thing for some cooler weather. Now on the perch pic NO WAY you caught 2 perch at 1 time. That was rigged just like this contest is!!! Who does that sound like? Any guesses?
Andy March 26, 2012 at 4:54 pm Reply Perchmaster, Based on recent posts, it appears as though Gord is becoming addicted to the perch fishing. As they said on Seinfeld, “Not that there is anything wrong with that”. It’s nice to see that you can actually teach an old dog new tricks. Perhaps he is just getting warmed up for all of that perch cleaning that is right around the corner. I am sure it pleases him to no end to have learned last year that the perch can be caught year-round. It pains me to think about it, but while you are jerking perch in May I am stuck with work in Utah and then D.C. Why don’t you leave Gord about 50 perch fillet’s for the Sunday fish dinner in August? The professor is trying to teach my how this “sugar mama” deal works so that I can give up my job and fish all summer. We will see how that works for 2013.
perchmaster March 26, 2012 at 5:30 pm Reply Yes Andy maybe I can get Gord to do the trek for perch feast!!!! I wish I could retire just don’t have your money I guess…..HAHA!!! Can’t leave perch fillets cause of Canadian laws prohibit Gord from feeding you those tasty devils in a group setting!!!!
gerald sloma March 26, 2012 at 7:28 pm Reply i was reading some of the perch treks and never heard of chena bait small pink gig tipprd with chena bait please would you explain what it be thanks much jerry from wisconsin go packers
Gord March 26, 2012 at 9:49 pm Reply If you are really good, it is possible to catch two perch at one time…..just as I have proven. What I did not show, and I like to keep this under my hat, are the lake trout I caught while catching these perch…..yes, in six feet of water……..the biggest was 32 inches. Of course I do not bring a camera for those catches…..
Andy March 27, 2012 at 9:38 pm Reply Gerald, Chena bait is some kind of animal skin (stinks) that is cut with a razor to make thin strips that have great action in the water. A Piece of crawler will work fine, but the chena stays on the hook well. Gord has a secret passion for filleting perch and rumor has it that he might soon have some of the bait in stock. Andy
Andy March 27, 2012 at 9:42 pm Reply Chena Bait….coming to a theater near you: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJxqpeToUa4
perchmaster March 28, 2012 at 6:24 pm Reply Lucky for you Andy your not coming up in May… Gord informs me you would be having motor problems!!!!
