Yellow perch
A species of Perch, Also known as American perch, Striped perch, Raccoon perch, Ringed perch Scientific name : Perca flavescens Genus : Perch
Yellow perch, A species of Perch
Also known as:
American perch, Striped perch, Raccoon perch, Ringed perch
Botanical name: Perca flavescens
Genus: Perch
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The yellow perch (Perca flavescens) is a river species found in North America. In colder northern waters they tend to live longer and mature slower. Over the course of their growth, yellow perch transition from eating zooplankton, to insect larvae, to shrimp and small fish. They are well-liked by anglers for their mellow flavor and their willingness to bite a lure.
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