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[Manaco]

Introduced by a friend. Interested in ocean perch fishing but don't know where to go north coast

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[Mikej]

Introduced by a friend. Interested in ocean perch fishing but don't know where to go north coast

Welcome.

Wifey and I only did it ONCE a few years ago. We parked at the Barview Jetty and fished within a 100 yards, or so, of the north jetty. We picked up four decent perch. Know that Tillamook county NOW charges $10.00 to park at that spot. (Personally, we refuse to pay the money to stop and look at the ocean for 10 minutes. You may see it differently.) A person should get to the water as the tide is coming in. You look for places where the water will be deeper as the tide floods. The deeper water will also show as a darker green color. From everything I've heard and read, you can find surf perch anywhere along our coast.
I've heard of people going to Cape Mears Beach for perch also.

Cape Meares · Oregon 97141

Oregon 97141

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I've heard a lot of people like using the Berkeley Gulp Sandworms.

 

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