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QUOTE (Jstubbs @ Jan 21, 2022 - 12:03 pm)
They've already eaten.
They're not hungry is the most likely answer.
Or not AS hungry.
Obviously some other factors involved but after you eat too much at thanksgiving what do you do?
Go for a nice nap.
yep, between 12 and 3 pm is usually a very slow time for perch. They are on the bottom and not moving around much. It's a cold high pressure day today. The bite should pick up after 3-4 pm Good luck!
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They aren't actively feeding which makes them much less predictable. When they feed they cruise typically, and otherwise are less mobile, aka, they won't come to you. When that's the case (I'd say a good %60 of the time it is), you gotta take the run and gun route to find the fish. Even a slight pattern you can piece together (weed edges, contours, breaks), almost always they relate to at least something. Make big changes too, not just 20 feet over, I make that mistake often. Try the extremes and hone it from there.
Just my two cents, but I gotta say, that's my method of attack and it works damn well for perch and walters.
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