Montana Wildlife Vol Jan 1961
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Yellow Perch Now with equipment loaded and a thermos of hot coffee handy, let's head for the lake to catch some perch. Ten a.m. to four p.m. are the most productive hours for perch.
Don't expect perch to give the thrill of fighting trout in July. They're not that kind of fish, but perch taken from winter waters are firm and tasty. You'll find that trout aren't the same as they are in July either.
Cold water slows them down to al- most a lethargic condition.
Perch are not classed as game fish in... Montana so there is no limit as to the numbers one can take.
While perch fishing you may hook trout also. Be certain to check your fishing regulations for open waters and creel limits.
Once in the fishing area, your next step is to make certain the ice is safe. Don't bunch up and put con- centrated weight on small ice areas.
Avoid ice over swift water, around stumps or other projections, and above springs. Sunken areas often indicate underlying springs and thin ice. Be cautious also of cracks and holes which may hove been pre- viously opened by fishermen.
What to read after Montana Wildlife Vol Jan 1961?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game. Information-Education Division to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yellow Perch Now with equipment loaded and a thermos of hot coffee handy, let's head for the lake to catch some perch. Ten a.m. to four p.m. are the most productive hours for perch.
Don't expect perch to give the thrill of fighting trout in July. They're not that kind of fish, but perch taken from winter waters are firm and tasty. You'll find that trout aren't the same as they are in July either.
Cold water slows them down to al- most a lethargic condition.
Perch are not classed as game fish in... Montana so there is no limit as to the numbers one can take.
While perch fishing you may hook trout also. Be certain to check your fishing regulations for open waters and creel limits.
Once in the fishing area, your next step is to make certain the ice is safe. Don't bunch up and put con- centrated weight on small ice areas.
Avoid ice over swift water, around stumps or other projections, and above springs. Sunken areas often indicate underlying springs and thin ice. Be cautious also of cracks and holes which may hove been pre- viously opened by fishermen.
What to read after Montana Wildlife Vol Jan 1961?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game. Information-Education Division to read onlineMoreLess
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