Catching summer perch

[@evenoldersebz4217]

Hey Ivo !!! been a long time fan and still watching to this day, keep up the good work

[@thundermistlures]

...that's outstanding....thanks for being a long time subscriber and so glad you are enjoying our videos :) :) :)

[@stevenmartinelli1834]

The stingnose jigging spoon could be the among the best and most realistic bates available. If you don't have at least 1/4 and 1/2 oz. in silver, you need to get them. The gold is my next purchase..nice job Ivo and Antonio!!

[@petemoss9693]

Hello IVO . . . . looks like you and Antonio had a good day fishing for perch - looking in your fish well it looks like you both did a good job of almost filling it up - bet you guys can't wait to cook them up don't forget to call me I will right over ( lol )

[@jondonfishing]

Love yellow perch, such beautiful fish

[@jamesblair3990]

Hey Ivo nice vid. I had to take a dramamin just to be able to watch. Serious chop. Nice fish fry for uguys...

[@jgfidgen9960]

Loved that you mentioned the drum are good to eat. Underrated and tasty! We've been whacking bunched in SSM via boat less angling!

[@johnmcclurg3325]

You know you fish Lake Erie a lot man back in the late 70 Ty’s and early 80 Ty’s I fished Lake Erie every weekend I just loved it up there

[@antboy72]

MORE SPOTS AROUND BUFFALO PLEASE !!!!! LOCAL HERE , KEEP UP GREAT WORK

[@nickheiser2224]

Awesome video! Please do lots more in the future like this!

[@thundermistlures]

Hi Nick - so glad you enjoyed this episode :) We put a video out every Tuesday, so be sure to subscribe as next week, we are going to aim to air another perch episode :)

[@kydop6128]

missed a couple sheepshead (freshwater drum) here in Buffalo but I'm dying to keep an eater just to try. I hear they're good eating!!

[@crevice5369]

caught myself a tiny little 4 inch perch the other day while river fishing on a worm and slip sinker set up since the lake sucker were biting that and nothing else (by god do they fight !) accidentally hooked his gill and after a tiny bit of photos the guy managed to somehow stop bleeding. swam away just fine. was amazing to see one that small. gotta do it again soon. got em on 8 pound test and an ice fishing rod (which is also what the lake sucker were caught on) bank fishing was good that day!

[@fokiat]

"livewell" lol but yea i just got some larger versions of the stingnose... i cant wait to try em and ill b e getting smaller versions too for perch! love seeing your vids and look forward to more tips techniques and lures!

[@bradleykmdean]

My buddy caught his personal best small mouth on your #3 sting eye spinner the other day. Its an awesome lure.

[@thundermistlures]

...that's fantastic!! Say congrats to your buddy :)

[@johnmcclurg3325]

Like I told you before if it’s a walleye it usually just fills like dragging a log but if it’s a sheepshead it usually keeps tapping on your line. That don’t always work that way but most of the time it does

[@HATINTHEKAT]

Great video as always! Good to see that you guys are sportin some new rods and reels, must mean business is doing well! And oh by the way, no braid on your spinning reel(Johnny Morris?) during this trip Ivo?

[@markpetricevic3368]

the stones in a sheepshead are called otoliths

[@thundermistlures]

Thanks!!

[@anthonycaminiti8734]

They are one of the ways you can tell if a fish has reproduced or not. Don’t quote me on that, though.

[@henryunger3327]

I just got all the sizes from 3/16 ounces to 1 3/4 ounces in both silver and gold hopefully I'll be able to get out on lake Erie this coming weekend

[@thundermistlures]

......Good luck out there Henry....the Stingnose are great!!

[@henryunger3327]

@@thundermistlures thanks I'm sure they will be good what is the best depth to fish in lake erie this time of I'm going to port Burwell not sure if you've ever fished there or not

[@thundermistlures]

@@henryunger3327 Although I have not fished out of there, you should be able to get on to perch and walleye as well....you'll get both on the Stingnose...here on the Lake Erie eastern basin, the perch are in the 50- 60 foot range, but may be different in Port Burwell area - good luck :)

[@henryunger3327]

@@thundermistlures thanks

[@scottb4540]

Just finished Night Shift I have to watch this video before I go to bed

[@stevo2574]

Why not keep one of the sheephead too? Are they not good eating?

[@bradleykmdean]

No they are not

[@fokiat]

i wouldnt keep a sheepshead from lake erie lol... they are good eating as they are freshwater drums but as i said .,... lake erie...

[@crevice5369]

🤣🤣🤣^^^

[@crevice5369]

why not practice conservation and release as many fish as possible 😁 dont have to eat every single thing you reel in

[@stevo2574]

@@crevice5369 well i didn't say keep both/all of them. just one. I also am a big fan of CAR, but keeping one to eat is fine in my book. As the natives' say "a fish in the belly is an easy winter."

[@nathanyazzie9044]

Morning 🌞🍳🥞☕

[@jimyost2585]

The little fishie in the thumbnail pic looks like a bait fish.

[@dustinhofer6502]

I cought 3 13 inch perch one of them was relly fat

[@badfishingbissanschlagdril3637]

👍🏼Yeah very cool🤘🏻nice perch fishing video🎣 Check out my stuff👀 Greetings from Germany🇩🇪✌🏻️

[@braddaszkiewicz1719]

Those perch are dead because there swim bladders expanded into there mouth from being pulled out of deep water. The ones they threw back most likely died too. NOT good sportsmanship.