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the only junk fish to me is those little gobies in the rivers around here they are some spawn bag eating beasts when im steelie fishing..soon it will be the asian carp.
Any kind of fish can offer something whether it's to the fishery or the angler. I don't much care for carp but we have some of the best carp fishing in the world in our area and our annual derby brings our community a lot of money. people come from Europe and all over the place to participate including notables such as the actor who plays Drako Malfoy in the Harry Potter series. He comes and fishes it. And the gobies, this invasive species of baitfish everyone is upset about. The sallies and walleyes are gorging on them and getting huge. More 10lb walleyes are being caught in the last few years than ever. The only thing that bugs me is when I get a medium sized sturgeon on and it's bulldogging me and it feels like a HUGE walleye, that's disappointing.
uh oh, here comes the throw the fish back posts..........You called it, LOL. Or should I say HAHAHAHAHAH!
For all you guys that say yellow perch are a garbage fish How many of you have actually eaten them? I know of guys that don't like any seafood and I have cooked for them and have loved it All i do is flour them put them in egg and bread them in crushed up ritz crackers and seasonings to taste and fry them up I will bet you if you cook them up like that you wont be throwing them on the ice for the eagles they will be in your bucket
Agree...very close to eyes imo. Great eatin fish!!
I have fileted them out and they have been wormy...could have been a one time thing though.I love white perch...I have just been brought up to think that yellow perch and sun fish (bluegills, pumpkin seeds) are junk fish you don't eat. I am open minded enough to try them though.Luke
Some are grubby most I find aren't. Have you ever watched In-Fisherman Ice Fishing Guide... Doug Stange himself ices up a decent pile of huge jumbo perch and talks about how DELICOUS they are and he plans to fillet them up for dinner.
that depends on where you catch them...on clear bodies of water like the st.lawrence river.... perch have no worms...they usually get wormy on small shallow water bodies that get very very warm in the summer...