Source: Unaudited information GAO extracted from agency Antideficiency Act reports; for further information about a specific report, please contact the relev ant agency. United States Government Accountability Office Antideficiency Act Report Information, FY 2012.
Where to catch Yellow Perch. The yellow perch is widespread species in the northern United States and in Canada. Although it occurs in nearly every U.S. state today, due to stocking, it is sparsely distributed in the South and through most of the West and Midwest.
What Do They Eat? Larval yellow perch commonly eat copepods, waterfleas, and other small crustaceans. Juveniles quickly begin to include bigger items such as aquatic insect larvae and larval fish. By the end of their first growing season, perch are including small fish, crayfish, leeches, and snails in their diet.