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Topic: New Brighton Perch fishing 12/4-12/6  (Read 1175 times)

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americanargile

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Camping over at New Brighton through the dates listed and bringing the lightweight surf rod in hopes of landing a perch or two. I have only been on the hunt 2 times for a short period with a good hit but nothing landed so would like to get a lot more time in this go around. Would also hope to gain some insight if anyone is in the area and has a little time to kill.

Might consider bringing the yak, Monday looks pretty decent with a break in wind but might just keep it simple.. I'll be fishing for perch whenever but Monday 10:30 AM-2:30 PM looks like prime time. Anyways if anyone is interested shoot me a message @ 650 430 1599.

Also is there much difference from Rio Del Mar to Seacliff Beach?


-Cervantes



Eddie

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I've had succes at Manresa once upon a time.  February though............
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MarcelM

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Fished for surf perch at Manresa at the end of July and mid-Sept.  Both times my success came at sunset.  Tried sunrise for naught.  I don't remember the tides.  Carolina rigged camo Gulp sandworms caught the quantity but small yozuri pin minnows caught the quality.  Good luck!  Great eating!


Bulldog---Alex

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Also is there much difference from Rio Del Mar to Seacliff Beach?


-Cervantes

I would move north or south from new brighton beach for perch. It is not very sandy or much surf break to stir up action for the perch. I would throw lures for striper in that area though.

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Bushy

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For perch, Rio is a better bet lately.

Big waves this week.  I fished Rio, Sand Dollar (manresa), Seabright and 20th Ave in town this week for only a couple fish...When waves settle down and water clears, it should get going again.  Jan-April is the best perch fishing time anywhere in Monterey Bay, though they will hit all year round....

Good luck, and shoot me a pm when you get here I can provide latest intel.

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americanargile

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Thanks for the information everyone! Unfortunately going to get a late start today but plan on taking the info and head south of NB tomorrow/ Tuesday to see what I can stir up.