Perch and Crappie Lakes in Kitsap or Jefferson
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Perch and Crappie Lakes in Kitsap or Jefferson
As you can probably tell, I am in Kitsap County and would like to get an idea where I might have a decent shot at some Perch and/or Crappie, relatively nearby. I understand that lake Washington is good for Perch, but I'd like to avoid taking the ferry if possible. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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bob johansen
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Re: Perch and Crappie Lakes in Kitsap or Jefferson
Lake Leland in Jefferson County and Mason Lake in Mason County.
Re: Perch and Crappie Lakes in Kitsap or Jefferson
Bob: Thanks for the suggestions. Coming from you, they carry a lot of weight. I have not yet tried Mason and am looking forward to it. Leland has been a favorite of mine for a while now.
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Spiny_Ray_Tracker
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Re: Perch and Crappie Lakes in Kitsap or Jefferson
You can also find Crappie in Long Lake (Port Orchard) and lots of Yellow Perch at Island Lake (Mason County/ Shelton). I have heard mostly good things about Crappie fishing at Lake Leland (Jefferson Co.) Good luck!
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KayakFishin
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Re: Perch and Crappie Lakes in Kitsap or Jefferson
I wouldn't eat anything from Long Lake. The lake has had a lot of chemicals put in it to kill the weeds. Doesn't sound too healthy...
Re: Perch and Crappie Lakes in Kitsap or Jefferson
most stuff that is used to kill weeds does not mess with the quality of the fish so I myself would not have a problem eating a bucket full of crappie/perch from those lakes.KayakFishin wrote:I wouldn't eat anything from Long Lake. The lake has had a lot of chemicals put in it to kill the weeds. Doesn't sound too healthy...