Green Bay sunset B launch suamico

Drove off sunset this AM . Fished 7-noon . Went to the left in 8 FOW with tip ups for northern .. Others where doing the same or jigging for perch .. Never saw anyone catch anything or run for a flag . Measured 20 inches of ice . Counted about 40 trucks out there . When we drove off at noon the landing was getting very mushy .. 

Very foggy. Travel safe on ice today. Slow day for perch. 

I haven't been out since the weather. ​Can anyone tell me how the bite has been for perch since it warmed up. Thanks in advance for the info.

Any cracks I should be aware of heading out Wednesday to give it a shot never been out on the bay 
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There is ​not a marker road but it pretty easy to see where the main pack is fishing. It's nice and flat this year. Best ice I have seen in many years. To bad the bite has gotten tough. December was awesome and the first week of January was great too. Then the crowds came and that was that 

I’ve never been on the bay. Is there a main road going out. I’ll be going Tuesday
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Slick willy, looks like nobody wants to help you out. I was just at the suamico ice launch and talked to a few guys coming off. Fishing was very slow today with mostly small perch. On the ​brighter side the ice is 20 inches thick, so travel shouldn't be a problem. I would try to get away from the crowd as much as you can. If it's possible fish during the week, it not as busy. You can also go on at Gaenos beach. You can get out to deeper water and it's a little less busy. Plenty of room to roam. ​Good luck.

Haven't fished out on The Bay in 30 years. In a power wheelchair, so I need to be able to drive out with my van. Checked the Sunset Beach access today, and looks pretty good. I would really appreciate any help on areas to fish, or even different access points that might provide better fishing this time of year. I plan to go this Sunday, and just looking to catch some perch. Thanks.

Fanatic, The suamico bay ​basically a large sand flat that slowly gets deeper as you go out into the main bay. ​ The perch roam in ​schools that tend to run about the same size. If you get a large one, you will probably get more of the same size, same goes for the small ones. No big secrets on catching them. Jigging, Tip ups/ downs all can produce. I wouldn't get a guide. You have just as much chance to get on a school as they do. I don't know if anyone ​is renting shacks but I haven't heard of any without hiring a guide. Good luck hope it helps.

Rookie perch fisherman here.  Lots of questions... Is there specific structure they relate to here or are they just roaming?  What am I looking for when I start drilling holes (besides fish on the flasher)?  Bringing a young lad and we are more than willing to drill out an area.  Just curious what we should look for to give us our best chances.  Also opinions if we should set up and wait for fish to come through or just keep drilling until we hopefully land on some.   Does anyone rent shacks out here?