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Stizo's 6.5 lb. Walleye

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Picky fish. Ripped off many minnows until I threw the single hook and splitshot weapon at her!

Posted By: Stizostedion vitreum , Fishing Buddy
Posted On: 01/01/2012 00:04 AM

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multi-species-angler RegisteredUser Joined: 04/26/2009 Location: ND, USA Private Message Add to Buddies	Re: by multi-species-angler on 01/01/2012 10:45 AM \| Reply #1 "Quote" \| "Quick Reply" \| Nice pig! There's no such thing as a "trash fish" gallery www.flickr.com/photos/paulschumann/sets/72157613556328972/
HP225 RegisteredUser Joined: 05/21/2008 Location: ND, USA Private Message Add to Buddies	Re: by HP225 on 01/01/2012 10:48 AM \| Reply #2 "Quote" \| "Quick Reply" \| Lotta wasted eggs!
multi-species-angler RegisteredUser Joined: 04/26/2009 Location: ND, USA Private Message Add to Buddies	Re: by multi-species-angler on 01/01/2012 12:05 PM \| Reply #3 "Quote" \| "Quick Reply" \| Always gotta have a playa hater in the bunch. There's no such thing as a "trash fish" gallery www.flickr.com/photos/paulschumann/sets/72157613556328972/
cavedude RegisteredUser Joined: 11/08/2007 Location: ND, USA Private Message Add to Buddies	Re: by cavedude on 01/01/2012 12:44 PM \| Reply #4 "Quote" \| "Quick Reply" \| Nice fish..too bad a fish that size was kept
Drop_tine81 RegisteredUser Joined: 12/14/2010 Location: ND, USA Private Message Add to Buddies	Re: by Drop_tine81 on 01/01/2012 1:17 PM \| Reply #5 "Quote" \| "Quick Reply" \| Nice fish, they all taste the same.
fear_no_fish RegisteredUser Joined: 07/11/2006 Location: ND, USA Private Message Add to Buddies	Re: by fear_no_fish on 01/01/2012 1:21 PM \| Reply #6 "Quote" \| "Quick Reply" \| ice fishing? -Team Flightstoppers ND
guywhofishes RegisteredUser Joined: 05/04/2007 Location: ND, USA Private Message Add to Buddies	Re: by guywhofishes on 01/01/2012 2:11 PM \| Reply #7 "Quote" \| "Quick Reply" \| Congrats. A big one like that has fish tacos written all over it. Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote.
hopeandchangethis RegisteredUser Joined: 01/05/2010 Location: nd, USA Private Message Add to Buddies	Re: by hopeandchangethis on 01/01/2012 2:26 PM \| Reply #8 "Quote" \| "Quick Reply" \| Why keep it? Wonderful Reagan quote that says it like it is! "It isn't that Liberals are ignorant. It's just that they know so much that isn't so."
Frosty.... RegisteredUser Joined: 06/09/2007 Location: ND, USA Private Message Add to Buddies	Re: by Frosty.... on 01/01/2012 2:48 PM \| Reply #9 "Quote" \| "Quick Reply" \| -}}}}}--------------->>>
multi-species-angler RegisteredUser Joined: 04/26/2009 Location: ND, USA Private Message Add to Buddies	Re: by multi-species-angler on 01/01/2012 5:46 PM \| Reply #10 "Quote" \| "Quick Reply" \| hopeandchangethis Said: Why keep it? Typical fishing photo comment from one who's never posted a fishing report or any other helpful knowledge and information about fishing on a fishing website. To answer your question, if you cut down right behind the gills and turn your knife down to the tail, then cut off the skin and cut out the bones. You are then able to cook and eat this. Opinions vary, but many think it's pretty tasty. There's no such thing as a "trash fish" gallery www.flickr.com/photos/paulschumann/sets/72157613556328972/
flocknocker58701 RegisteredUser Joined: 10/23/2007 Location: ND, USA Private Message Add to Buddies	Re: by flocknocker58701 on 01/01/2012 6:23 PM \| Reply #11 "Quote" \| "Quick Reply" \| plain and simple the law says he can hopeandchangethis Said: Why keep it?
WormWiggler RegisteredUser Joined: 08/29/2009 Location: nd, USA Private Message Add to Buddies	Re: by WormWiggler on 01/01/2012 8:37 PM \| Reply #12 "Quote" \| "Quick Reply" \| hopeandchangethis Said: Why keep it? To eat it, personally I love to eat fish.
Stizostedion vitreum RegisteredUser Joined: 12/17/2001 Location: ND, USA Private Message Add to Buddies	Re: by Stizostedion vitreum on 01/01/2012 11:10 PM \| Reply #13 "Quote" \| "Quick Reply" \| Why keep it? Simple. I keep all walleye over 14 inches. The bigger ones taste better in my opinion, and the NDG&F has stated repeatedly over the years that keeping large females does not impact walleye populations especially in natural reproduction lakes such as Sakalawea. Lake Audubon has a very low natural reproduction rate. It is a stocked lake. We have had discussions on FBO about this topic in the past. Devils Lake has very good natural reproduction and is where the G&F get all of their eggs for the stocking program. In the end, the real answer to why keep it? Don't worry...they will stock more walleye again in the near future. Keeping big walleye doesn't hurt anything. What we do in life echoes for eternity. Shadows and dust.
svnmag RegisteredUser Joined: 11/03/2002 Location: ND, USA Private Message Add to Buddies	Re: by svnmag on 01/02/2012 00:01 AM \| Reply #14 "Quote" \| "Quick Reply" \| You could make a couple sandwiches with that sucker. I could go for one right now as a matter of fact. svnmag
multi-species-angler RegisteredUser Joined: 04/26/2009 Location: ND, USA Private Message Add to Buddies	Re: by multi-species-angler on 01/02/2012 07:04 AM \| Reply #15 "Quote" \| "Quick Reply" \| I love how everyone gets concerned with keeping various sizes of the one specie thats stocked in our lakes by the millions. The fish in which our lakes are designed around, even to spawn naturally in. Enjoy these big fish now while you can, because as the high/low water cycle progresses they'll be harder to come by again. No matter how many big fish you release, sooner or later their habitat won't support them and they'll starve & even die until the next high run off years fill the systems with nutrients and habitat. Besides, stizo is being humane and preventing that big fish from starving when the next dry cycle comes...which seems to be arriving as we speak. There's no such thing as a "trash fish" gallery www.flickr.com/photos/paulschumann/sets/72157613556328972/
johnr RegisteredUser Joined: 02/18/2004 Location: ND, USA Private Message Add to Buddies	Re: by johnr on 01/02/2012 10:23 AM \| Reply #16 "Quote" \| "Quick Reply" \| Nice, I have yet to ice an eye yet this season. A keeper anyway If we're not supposed to eat animals, how come they're made out of meat?
Skager RegisteredUser Joined: 04/05/2011 Location: ND, USA Private Message Add to Buddies	Re: by Skager on 01/02/2012 6:49 PM \| Reply #17 "Quote" \| "Quick Reply" \| multi-species-angler Said: hopeandchangethis Said: Why keep it? Typical fishing photo comment from one who's never posted a fishing report or any other helpful knowledge and information about fishing on a fishing website. To answer your question, if you cut down right behind the gills and turn your knife down to the tail, then cut off the skin and cut out the bones. You are then able to cook and eat this. Opinions vary, but many think it's pretty tasty. I agree! I think its yummy! I ate lots of those this year! NICE FISH!! Im on a mission, Im goin fishin!!
bowhunter_24 RegisteredUser Joined: 11/07/2005 Location: ND, USA Private Message Add to Buddies	Re: by bowhunter_24 on 01/03/2012 4:38 PM \| Reply #18 "Quote" \| "Quick Reply" \| multi-species-angler Said: hopeandchangethis Said: Why keep it? To answer your question, if you cut down right behind the gills and turn your knife down to the tail, then cut off the skin and cut out the bones. You are then able to cook and eat this. Opinions vary, but many think it's pretty tasty. Go big or go home

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