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River Walleye 18,1/4"
Took a Spin Jig /Orange Southern Pro Tube under the rapids . One small Crappie same spot on the Spin Jig .One small Red Breasted Sunfish downstream on a Hildebrandt Flicker.
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Comment by John Sheehan on June 23, 2017 at 6:59am
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Gonna have to try here late eve into dark Carl! Adam -i ve been eating Trout and the night before this fish I had some great Tuna a buddy gave me that he caught .I was tempted to keep her as she looked very clean and was a good eating size as you say.I ended up releasing her and hopefully I can run into some more when I go back .I am thinking about Carp which I have never caught but near where i caught this Walleye ,I've seen some .
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Comment by Adam Rink on June 22, 2017 at 1:40pm
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Nice one, John. Great eating size there.
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Comment by carl hendrix on June 22, 2017 at 12:26pm
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REALLY NICE WALLEYE;; (( HINT;; AT LATE NITE ;; THE BIGGER FEMALES;;; COME UP HIGHER IN WATER ;; DURING THE DAY LIGHT HOURS;; THEY STAY DEEP WATER !!
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