The White Perch are back in the mouth of Mullica
River again this week. It is hard to say why they come and go. Many
times it seems that they are effected by the amount of fresh water
flowing down the river from good quantities of rain. Last week, they
were chased by pods of three pound bluefish that came and went.
Fishing was real good for many anglers which meant they had several
hours of fish cleaning to do. The Perch are plentiful enough for the
anglers to throw back any fish that are not large enough to fillet.
Top & bottom rigs with small #4 gold hooks are a good rig choice.
Four hook Herring rigs worked well and provided reports of some triple
headers. The bait of choice is still Bloodworms. As the water cools,
the Perch start to change over to a preference for the live grass
shrimp bait. The White Perch are best fished at anchor. It is
necessary to search for perch on small bottom changes in the mouth of
the Mullica River between Deep Point and Oyster Bed Point. Locating
fish on the fish finders is 90% of the battle to be successful at
catching Perch. The Perch also have had a feeding pattern this week.
The best bite was during faster moving tidal currents. This means
that they were caught on the incoming as well as the outgoing tides.
The two hours of the slacker moving tides were not very productive.

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