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White Perch
Description
Projecting lower jaw
Sharp teeth
Silver body
Size
Can reach up to nineteen inches
Average size ranges from seven to ten inches
Habitat
Migrate to slightly brackish water to spawn
Can be found in various different habitats
Fishing Tips
Can be caught with cut bait, squid, and artificial lures
One of the most abundant fish
Can be caught in great numbers from April through June and September through November