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Written by TV Ontario   
Monday, 01 April 1996
Article Index
Introduction
Perch - The Fish - Size, Shape and Color
Perch - Habitat - Distribution
Perch - Habitat - Management
Perch - Seasonal Changes - Spawning
Perch - Seasonal Changes - Maturation
Perch - Equipment and Technique  - Tackle
Perch - Equipment and Technique - Bait Fishing
Perch - Equipment and Technique  - Ice FIshing
White Bass - The Fish - Size, Shape and Color
White Bass - Habitat - Distribution
White Bass - Habitat - Management
White Bass - Seasonal Changes - Spawning
White Bass - Seasonal Changes - Feeding
White Bass - Equip. and Tech. - Reading Water
White Bass - Equip. and Tech. - Surface Fishing
White Bass - Equip. and Tech. - Bottom Fishing
Black Crappie - The Fish - Size, Shape and Color
Black Crappie - Habitat - Distribution
Black Crappie - Habitat - Management
Black Crappie - Seasonal Changes - Spawning
Black Crappie - Seasonal Changes - Parenting
Black Crappie - Seasonal Changes - Maturation
Black Crappie - Equip. and Tech. - Reading Water
Black Crappie - Equip. and Tech. - Methods
Black Crappie - Equip. and Tech. - Ice Fishing
No-Nonsense Angling

Feeding Habits

Once off spawning grounds, schools form. Adult fish move into clear water where they inhabit upper water layers (the upper 20 feet of water). Their preference for clear water could be due to their feeding habits. Unlike many finned species they are visual feeders, not depending on scent for food. When feeding they will boil to the surface to chase minnows or the fry of yellow perch, black crappie, and carp, creating a feeding frenzy. They are also known to travel up to six miles in a day, depending greatly on movement of baitfish which comprise a main portion of their diet. Here today, gone tomorrow holds true for these fish.



 
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