[West Ave Mike]

Hit my favorite South Jersey spot for winter panfish today and had some decent action with Yellow Perch. Caught 14 and 2 nice Crappies on a 1/16 oz. maribou jig tipped with a waxworm. Now if I could just figure out how to download pictures.

 

[BassAssassin8]

Easiest way I think is making a Photobucket account on their site. You can download all your pictures there and then you use the image code that you can paste right in to your post. :thumbsup: Sounds like a nice day.

 

[West Ave Mike]

Where do I click for the photobucket? Thanks

 

[chunking]

Was this spot along a bulkhead?

 

[Bass Seeker]

Hit "Reply" or "New thread". In the window that opens, beneath where you enter text look for "Manage attachments". Click on that and then click on "choose file", pick and load the photo.

If you want to use photobucket instead go here: http://photobucket.com/

Mike

 

[stripeman 103]

Were you getting them through the ice?

 

[West Ave Mike]

Was this spot along a bulkhead?

No, but you could almost see it from there.

 

[West Ave Mike]

Were you getting them through the ice?

No ice, it's all gone. Out in my little Jon boat.

 

[West Ave Mike]

Here's a pic of 10 I brought home. Their pretty good eats for a freshwater fish, nice firm meat. I like to fillet and skin, you're left with a piece of meat like a chicken finger which is how I cook them. The knife in the picture is 15".

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[hyhuk]

Nice!

Wow man nice Y Perch! what part of the tide gave you the most consistant bite?

 

[Bass Seeker]

Here's a pic of 10 I brought home. Their pretty good eats for a freshwater fish, nice firm meat. I like to fillet and skin, you're left with a piece of meat like a chicken finger which is how I cook them. The knife in the picture is 15".

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Nice catch. I'm glad you were able to figure out the picture posting.

Mike

 

[West Ave Mike]

Nice catch. I'm glad you were able to figure out the picture posting.

Thanks

 

[West Ave Mike]

Wow man nice Y Perch! what part of the tide gave you the most consistant bite?

I'd have to say that tide didn't seem to be a factor, with regard to the consistency of the bite.

 

[stripeman 103]

No ice, it's all gone. Out in my little Jon boat.

Ok I wasn't sure cause I know some places still have thin ice on them. Sounds like a good day on the lake to me.:thumbsup:

 

[rob]

Wow man nice Y Perch! what part of the tide gave you the most consistant bite?

hyhuk.... you don't have email enabled, and yet have a couple of items in the forsale section (to which no one other than the seller can reply)

you *might* want to turn on your email

 

[hyhuk]

hyhuk.... you don't have email enabled, and yet have a couple of items in the forsale section (to which no one other than the seller can reply)

you *might* want to turn on your email

My email address is in both my Barn sale posts... :huh:

 

[Stitcher]

Trade Depth Find. 4 rod & reel

Contact me for rod &reel trade. 609-898-4282 Joe

 

[apexii]

Wrong Forum Stitcher.

 

[BillyBadBass]

I'm sure I will be into them while out in my flatbottom 2morrow. Good catch man...

 

[Rootie]

Here's a pic of 10 I brought home. Their pretty good eats for a freshwater fish, nice firm meat. I like to fillet and skin, you're left with a piece of meat like a chicken finger which is how I cook them. The knife in the picture is 15".

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This time of year some of the females may still have the roe sacks in them. Although I don't keep too many ripe females I occasionally like to take the roe sacks and saute them in butter. Give it a try sometime. White perch roe is also pretty good.