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Modified by rid 05 198 at 10:19 PM 10/18/2010
32" walleye
Modified by rid 05 198 at 11:40 PM 11/12/2010
Modified by rid 05 198 at 10:19 PM 10/18/2010
32" walleye
Modified by rid 05 198 at 11:40 PM 11/12/2010
Nice ones
Real nice...
Nice ones
There are three types of people in this world, those who can count and those who can't!
Nice.
Chris Dunn...Dallas, Ga.
2006 Blazer 202 / Yamaha 250hpdi
Nice fish! How big was that walleye?
Nice
Luke 22:36
Very nice..
2019 Blackjack 256
Mercury Verado 350
That walleye was 31.75! I have bigger!
This one was bigger-- 32.5"
smallmouth was right at 22"
That walleye, it was +5 temp out, one o'clock in the morning snowing bad, total white out and I was hitting them on crankbaits! Big baits!!
I got her back in right after one pic and ice was forming on her! I had bigger on and lost a lot, a lot bigger- record size fish!
NOW you got me going!!! What if I said, there are walleye out there in the great lakes over 40"!! World records! People will say your nuts!! Well, a saw them! I had one on, on nov. 2009- wed. night before deer gun season, 2 am in the morning, had my hands on him trying too land him by hand, with all the ice - forgot the net, and I do not want too think about it anymore!! And for the smallmouth, I heard the stories of the 27" smallmouth but I have not seen them myself! I'm going this weekend and I'm taking the big baits!!
Nice smallies
The size is great (on the walleye), but they fight about as much as dragging up a tube sock half full of mud. Maybe in the colder weather they do better?? In general, I consider them about the laziest fish that swims. Not in all cases, just in general. You see guys draggin' up 2-3 lb'ers on tv and they just spiral up like a bent worm on a straight retrieve, snagged in the side of the face from a half hearted attempt at a "bite".
Ok, I've had me fun.
Seriously....nice fish!!!
<table width="90%" cellspacing=0 cellpadding=0 align=center><tr><td>Quote, originally posted by No hot foot »</td></tr><tr><td class="quote">The size is great (on the walleye), but they fight about as much as dragging up a tube sock half full of mud. Maybe in the colder weather they do better?? In general, I consider them about the laziest fish that swims. Not in all cases, just in general. You see guys draggin' up 2-3 lb'ers on tv and they just spiral up like a bent worm on a straight retrieve, snagged in the side of the face from a half hearted attempt at a "bite".
Ok, I've had me fun.
Seriously....nice fish!!!
I hear you hot foot, thats why I don't fish for them- only oct. and nov. with muskie baits! They slam those big baits hard!
Nice size bass and great walleye
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