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Cedar Point, bell buoy

8.6K views 42 replies 14 participants last post by  Jason Pelz  
#1 ·
Any reports around there? Looking to attempt for some perch and haven't heard much,anyone on here have any luck?
 
#3 ·
We went out a couple nights ago and went due east off the bell buoy for 1.5 miles and caught bigger perch than we were getting off the space needle. Needed 8 scoops of shiners to get our 4 man limit because there were so many white perch but had an 8.5" average on our catch. Had quite a few double headers and even one triple with an 8" yellow perch on one hook, a 17" sheephead on the other hook and an 11" white perch wrapped up in the line above the yellow perch. What a fight that was.
 
#9 ·
We will be out there bright and early Sunday morning as well. If I can get two or three people lined up I hope to have our perch limit by 8am then make a run to the east side of KI to troll for some 'eyes. I had some excellent marks between the airport and Lucy's point in tight last Saturday but it was too muddy to get them going. Hoepfully they are still in that area.
 
#12 ·
Started off at the se corner of kelleys in 35fow and hit em good for a couple hrs. Then moved north towards the run way and had nothing. Moved to The bell buoy and hammered out a couple more. Ended up with 54 perch with 3 guys. Not a amazing day but was fun,decent fish. Don't mind redneckgil,he drowned quite a few minnows today. Lol.
 
#21 ·
I've been going to the second green can out of the Huron river and 38-40 feet of water north of Cranberry creek marina my last few trips and getting into a lot more 10-12" perch. A fast limit there works great because there are some nice walleye between the castle and old woman's creek in 24 fow ridge as well so I get to fish for both. Probably launching out of Cranberry both days again this weekend and perch early then run for the buoy if we limit fast or troll that area if the perch take longer to catch.
 
#23 ·
holy, I usually have an open seat or two when we go out if you ever want to run down toward Huron, Vermilion, Lorain or the weather buoy and don't have a boat filled up of your own you could join us. I'll probably launch out of Cranberry creek on Saturday morning around 6 am and fish until noon or so starting with the perch fisrt then chasing walleye for what time is left. Going to make the run to the weather buoy on Sunday morning looking for walleye only so I can get some time in prefishing for the big eye classic that is coming up in a few weeks. I have one open seat each day as it looks now. In about a week when I get used to working the midnight shift again I will be fishing a few days a week after I get out of work until early afternoon or so also and most likely will have an open seat every trip out then.
 
#25 ·
My buddy said he did real well on perch off the Vermilion condos Sunday while we were at the weather buoy catching large walleye. What a trip we had 3 FO by 9 am then then got a little smaller but still nice fish for this time of year. Should have a great fall with the numbers of perch and walleye we were marking while trolling. We caught two nice perch also while trolling.