Here are the 2 biggest white perch I have ever caught. One was 2.34 and the other 2.25. I did not know that they got that big.
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Here are the 2 biggest white perch I have ever caught. One was 2.34 and the other 2.25. I did not know that they got that big.
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I think their white bass not white perch. Still very nice fish.
Those are striped bass...reference below. If they had "broken" stripes they would be hybrid striped bass which are bred from white bass and striped bass. Nice catch!Quote:
Originally Posted by fishead001
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Striped_bass
I believe you are right on white bass. Far from being a striper...
http://www.dgif.virginia.gov/wildlif...sp?fish=010166
http://www.dgif.virginia.gov/wildlif...sp?fish=010167
White bass all the way.
White bass
yea I think they'r white bass - nice ones!
white bass, absolutely
Almost citation White Bass. Need to be 2½ lbs or 18".
Those girls put on a heck of pull didn't they? Very cool.
Absolutely white bass, and very nice ones too. B-
White perch have only one thin black lateral line. Those are White Bass and dang nice ones too. Good Job!CF
Two nice ones, good eating too. Is that Buggs Island ? I was fishing at Lake Orange back in July 1989 when the guy who ran the concession on the lake came in with one he'd just caught. I told him it looked like a white bass but they did not grow that big. Best guess we had that day was a hybird. Turns out a new state and world record white bass, almost 7 pounds. its still the record. I got some pictures of it somewhere.
Yes, white bass, or "silvers" as we used to call them where I grew up in Indiana. Nice fish for sure.
Very nice fish.
Well I got fooled too, until someone pointed out the obvious. I have an excuse though. We use to catch a bunch of White Bass when they made spawning runs in the upper creeks of Santee Cooper. Also caught them schooling on Lake Murray. They disappeared almost overnight. The culprit???
DNR biologists have finally conceded that the white perch has decimated the White Bass. They follow them and devour the eggs and fry. Both lakes have a gazillion white perch in them now. They delisted them as game fish in SC and there is no limit on size or number.
They do make good catfish bait and decent size ones are excellent table fare when filleted.
They're good in crab pots, too.Quote:
Originally Posted by SeaRay
Good eating 2, be sure to cut out the bloodline on both sides?
Nice fish good post, I used to catch them years ago in Lake Erie on Rooster tails