Crappie and perch

[gtijoe]

After 25 years I finally moved back to nj. New to the Mercer county area. Any suggestions on where I can find some crappie and perch?

[jmurr711]

I do not know of any places but it seems most ponds & lakes hold them in the area just got to find the underwater cover & fish around. Catch 1 & pound that area

[Chrisper4694]

After 25 years I finally moved back to nj. New to the Mercer county area. Any suggestions on where I can find some crappie and perch?

perch are native i believe so you'll find them in most decent sized bodies of water (small ponds or bigger) that have any fish. most ice is gone now so you shouldn't have an issue. small jig under a bobber should do the trick near weeds or whatever.

[jmurr711]

perch are native i believe so you'll find them in most decent sized bodies of water (small ponds or bigger) that have any fish. most ice is gone now so you shouldn't have an issue. small jig under a bobber should do the trick near weeds or whatever.

was there any ice to start? lol been longest fall ever ahahah

[Chrisper4694]

was there any ice to start? lol been longest fall ever ahahah

If there wasnt then im jesus cause i was walking on water!

[gypsy]

You can try Mercer Lake, Assunpink isn't too far, maybe Amwell Lake. Where in Mercer County ?????????

[gtijoe]

I'm in east windsor

[Mike K]

Carnegie Lake used to be loaded with all kinds of panfish, been some years since I tried it but don’t see why they shouldn’t still be there. Plainsboro Pond too.

[bskies123]

I have the same question for somerset county. Any good perch or crappie fishing in that area? Thanks in advance

[thmyorke1]

I have the same question for somerset county. Any good perch or crappie fishing in that area? Thanks in advance

The d&r canal if you walk it and find where they stack up

[gtijoe]

Can you give me any idea on where to start at the canal? I'm in east windsor. Thanks

[thmyorke1]

Can you give me any idea on where to start at the canal? I'm in east windsor. Thanks

Cant say im familiar with the water down there, but park anywhere and walk to tow path. From what i understand each lock of the canal holds the same variety of fish. Might be useful to bike it first to scout it out.