Most light sensitive species often suspend over deeper water during the day. Some of the fish will get active and begin to move around once the conditions are more favorable for them to feed.
Perch, sunfish, northern pike and bass are all more likely to feed during the day than walleyes and crappies. This gives anglers some options to do multi-species trips and target one species during the day and another species early and late in the day.
Generally speaking, the numbers of large perch are still down in most lakes in the Bemidji area. The easy pickings anglers had in past years have disappeared, with less large perch at the top of the perch populations in most lakes.
Perch, sunfish, northern pike and bass are all more likely to feed during the day than walleyes and crappies. This gives anglers some options to do multi-species trips and target one species during the day and another species early and late in the day.
Generally speaking, the numbers of large perch are still down in most lakes in the Bemidji area. The easy pickings anglers had in past years have disappeared, with less large perch at the top of the perch populations in most lakes.
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