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#1 Feb-08-12 1:04PM
- kidnikarus
- Northern Snakehead
- From: Woodbridge
- Registered: Oct-13-11
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4mr 2/8/12
Not a bad day today. A little bit of rain but it was worth it. Caught a nice bass and 3 perch on a 2 inch gulp minnow. The water was extremely low and you could see tons of perch, bass and baitfish. 
Nick Mendis
Woodbridge, VA
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#2 Feb-08-12 2:22PM
- Curly
- Patagonian Toothfish
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Re: 4mr 2/8/12
Oooooooo. Yellow perch are starting to come in! 
Hard to tell how big those were in the pic........were they males or roe perch? Check your email................Curly
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#3 Feb-08-12 2:32PM
- AndrewDo124
- Patagonian Toothfish
- From: Alexandria
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Re: 4mr 2/8/12
oooh perch!!!
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#4 Feb-09-12 6:50AM
- Salmo
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Re: 4mr 2/8/12
Very nice perch by the looks of it.
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#5 Feb-09-12 6:53AM
- kidnikarus
- Northern Snakehead
- From: Woodbridge
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Re: 4mr 2/8/12
Curly wrote:
Oooooooo. Yellow perch are starting to come in!
Hi Curly,
The biggest was around 11 inches and the othe two were about 10. I am not really sure how to tell the difference between male and female. I think one was because its belly was a little more distended and definitely wider.
If you are familiar with four mile run - this was between the two bridges on the north side closest to the airport. The water was extremelly low and clear. There were tons of perch there and a few big bass mixed in all in about 18 inches of water.
Nick Mendis
Woodbridge, VA
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