Took about four hours to limit out with 24 fish. No huge ones...but most over 24" Photo was just the first I grabbed out of the box to stage the picture.
Tonight.......fish fry.
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ok, what happened to your shoes..?? 😕
Nice haul.
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DrafterX wrote:
He kept stepping on everyone else. They insisted he take them off?😁
Nice Haul btw.
I've never fished for, or caught, walleye.
MACS wrote:
Tasty fo sho!
Nice job Andy!!
Ron
Cool idea. Wearing camo on a boat so the fish can't see ya.
dpnewell wrote:
What camo?
Best eating freshwater fish on the planet.......right next to crappie.
Whistlebritches wrote:
+1........but............i'd put perch in front of em all.........................
didja troll for all of em andy or didja get ta pitch some jigs too? never fished erie............................
Congrats!!
Headed to PC this weekend. Had a place on Catawba Island for 18 years. This is a good time of year because you can limit on walleyes in the early a.m., and still have enough time to limit on perch afterward.
snowwolf777 wrote:
Have a good friend whose parents have/had a place on Catawba (I think that's the place) for many years. Back in the late 80's - early 90's they had a 50' Wellcraft (Top Gun) and afterwards got a 40-something foot Sonic (both "cigarette" types). Went up a couple times....good times.
Save the beer batter for cod or haddock. Walleye is too good for that - just dust it with flour and put it in cast iron skillet with some shortening.
nice bag.
blackfoot11 wrote:
Nice wind and chop.....so most fishermen there jig with a sinker about 18" from the worm rig.
wallies are the best eating fish on the planet period imho. beer batter fish fry. the wally rules
bobsnook wrote:
While I agree that Walleye and Perch are the best eating fresh water species......I prefer many salt water fish over either.
