I second Bomberman, especially if you are luanching out of the park, you won't have to row far.  I have also had luck catching perch off of the point adjacent to the bridge on the west side of the lake (between the bridge and Arrowhead cove) which is also reachable form the park by Kayak.  You should be alright crossing the lake in the a.m. with the diminishing boat traffic.  Let us know how you do.

Fish fatheads Chief. We are 4 months to ice. Ice, ice, ice is nice, nice, nice.

   I use the same rig and fish it the same as Bomberman,  with the exception I use 3 hooks above the sinker.  About 8 to 12 inches apart.  I use this same rig everywhere.  Yough Dam,  Lake Erie, and Lake Chataqua.  It works good everywhere.  Size of the sinker varies depending on water depth and how fast you're drifting.  I don't fish Deep Creek as often as I like, mainly because of the boat traffic.  I did fish it twice in the last week.  Wife and I had some friends in from NY and the Yough is pretty much dried up so we took them to Deep Creek last Saturday and Tuesday.   Boat taffic wasn't too bad.  Someone mentioned on another thread about the wind, well it was nasty last Saturday and the fishing was slow for us.   Got a few perch, some smallmouth and pickerel.  It was better on Tuesday.  But the fish were scattered.  Caught a few everywhere, but Penn Point Area was best.  Had to work for them but, the numbers were a lot better.  Sizes varied up to about 13 1/2 inches.  Kept a bakers dozen for a fish fry.  Probably fish it again on the 26th and 27th. 

Hey Troutneye. The Perch in the Yough will all be in one spot by this weekend. My buddy is sick right now or else we'd be hitting them Saturday. We got 93 in 2 hours there last year....anchored. We never fish DCL accept through the ice. I'm trying to talk him into the trip over there this fall. I love the size at DC. I suppose I'm just ready for the ice.