03-23-2003, 07:55 AM
Hey Ron
YES they do have the submerged trees on the east end of the lake, AND yes its still a crappie and bluegill paradise. I can remember several times, pulling the anchor out on the boat, and staying in the same spot for hours on end, just pulling up nice slabs of crappie, and fighting those great Perris bluegill. Usually what i do at Perris is this - mornings i fish the south end of the dam, near rock climbers cove. After a few hours i will split shot up and down the dam. Around 11am i will head down to the east end of the lake, and catch crappie and bluegills in the trees. Around 3pm i will troll the underwater island for bigger bass, and at the end of the day, i will finish off split shotting the dam again. Perris is a great lake to fish. Im gonna head out there either Wed or THur, and take the Cat out over there for the first time. I will let youi all know how i do,
JA Martin
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YES they do have the submerged trees on the east end of the lake, AND yes its still a crappie and bluegill paradise. I can remember several times, pulling the anchor out on the boat, and staying in the same spot for hours on end, just pulling up nice slabs of crappie, and fighting those great Perris bluegill. Usually what i do at Perris is this - mornings i fish the south end of the dam, near rock climbers cove. After a few hours i will split shot up and down the dam. Around 11am i will head down to the east end of the lake, and catch crappie and bluegills in the trees. Around 3pm i will troll the underwater island for bigger bass, and at the end of the day, i will finish off split shotting the dam again. Perris is a great lake to fish. Im gonna head out there either Wed or THur, and take the Cat out over there for the first time. I will let youi all know how i do,
JA Martin
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