Pig Out Perch Chowder Recipe Is Here!!!

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Grandpa D

Discussion Starter · Oct 3, 2007

I just added the recipe over on the recipe forum.
Thank you TubeDude.

ENJOY!!!

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JAT83

· #2 · Oct 4, 2007

NICE!!! Sounds sooo good! Now I just gotta get me some perch!

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JAT83

· #4 · Oct 4, 2007

LOAH said:
Catching perch is simple: Just go somewhere that has perch and try to catch a trout. -/O\-

Works every time! (Stupid Perch!) :lol:

I'll have to try Deer Creek or the 'nelle, anywhere else close to Salt Lake that has Perch?

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JAT83

· #6 · Oct 4, 2007

I didn't even think of Rockport, I'll have to give that one a try! What works best for them...Jigs/worms?

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JAT83

· #8 · Oct 4, 2007

LOAH said:
I only payed one visit and I knew they were there, so I tried to avoid them by fishing the top. As soon as I let a worm sink, it was on. There's free parking by the dam...Just hike down and "upstream" a little ways until you see some good structure trends. Slide a worm up your hook and line (get a threader...best worm tool ever $2.00) and throw some split shots about 10 inches up. I'm sure it won't take long to get a perch...if you notice you have one. :lol:

(Stupid Perch!)

Yeah, I bought a worm threader a couple years ago and they do work wonders....so much easier and the worm definitely stays on the hook a heck of a lot better than trying to thread it by hand. I take it you don't like perch? :lol: I'm sure large trout are still for sure a lot funner to catch, I am just curious to see what perch taste like, and it is another fish to mark off on the list!

After perch, the next on the list is Walleye!

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