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Nice work! Were you at your namesake lake? I've been wondering if it's frozen
There's no pickerel in Round lake so, no.As of yesterday round was frozen but I don't think there's enough ice to safely fish it.
actually there are pickerel in round lake.....just not the annoying ones and you literally have a better chance of catching a 40" northern then one.There is redfin pickerel in there. They only get 15-16". I have caught/ seen maybe 3-4 in my life of fishing there ( so 28 years).
Interesting, I stand corrected. I fish there 20+ times each summer and have never seen one.
Wow, never knew that. I know last year a few tigers were pulled out of there and over the summer I caught a few white perch. They were only 7", but it will be interesting if that population takes hold.
white perch is news to me... That would be bad news there. Are you sure it wasn't a gizzard shad?
Dang. That’s not good. Someone must have dumped some in there at some point... just like the smallies.
Not good at all. Didn't know there were smallies in their either...
I sent the pics and information to the DEC on the white perch but never heard anything back. Which is typical. I haven't caught more since that one day I got in the school of them, but if they develop a strong breeding population, it could be brutal on the yellow perch and crappie. The yellow perch I catch out of there are already super thin. Even many of the largemouth are underweight for their length.
Now that I think about it, I did catch one white perch a few years ago.How big was the school?Most the largemouths there are usually fat...
I pulled a 21" large out of there that was barely 4lbs. All the perch I catch seem to be super skinny. The crappie on the other hand are nice and fat.I don't know how big the school was (no electronics), but I was slow pulling jigs in my canoe for crappie and passed through a spot a few times and pulled up a white perch each time.