Life of the Yellow Perch and How to Fish for Perch
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Life of the Yellow Perch and How to Fish for Perch
The yellow perch is a popular species of freshwater panfish in the United States and Canada. Perch are common and usually abundant where they are found, but they can be tricky to locate within a lake. This video is an overview of the perch's life cycle, biology, and habitat preferences, and the best ways to catch them. Consider joining the ...
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