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  1. 12-26-2016, 07:25 PM #1
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    Default WACCAMAW PERCH 12/26


    Now I know what a waccamaw perch is that people talk about. Biggest 1 was 14 1/4'' , 5 others about 13 1/2, kept 11 white perch , nothing under 13''. sure easier to fillet them big ones. also caught 3 crappie, only 1 over 10''. longlined 5 rods in 7.4 water, lots of fun , them big perch fight just like whie bass. and by the way, i ate my first mess of perch week ago. taste same as crappie to me. didnt have any scales so just a guess at about 1/1/2 lb big one.
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    Nice Waccamaw NC ?

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    lake waccamaw nc near whiteville
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    They are very close for sure.
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    no matter what you call them, once filleted and they taste good? nice.
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