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<blockquote data-quote="shorthairsrus" data-source="post: 60314" data-attributes="member: 219">I have no interest on the lake; no desire to fish it; used to fish it; may fish it but its an extra turn that i dont need to make -- my days in ND exceed MN; i fish MN for bass; pelican lake ND has 1000X times more walleye then pelican MN, the list could go on and on.&nbsp;&nbsp; add to that i dont like zebra mussels and foam beat up from a million jet skis and traffic from pontoons and zebra mussel holding moombas. But my question is where is the DNR's report how many walleye a 50&quot; walleye eats in a year.&nbsp;&nbsp; Produce the report.&nbsp;&nbsp; In addition where is Greg Power's stance on stocking musky to the big three of ND.&nbsp;&nbsp; I would like to see that too. No offense maniac -- but you know my stance on private funds stocking walleyes vs public funds to stock musky.&nbsp; IMO you stock both or none with regards to public funds (fishing license revenues)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="shorthairsrus, post: 60314, member: 219"] I have no interest on the lake; no desire to fish it; used to fish it; may fish it but its an extra turn that i dont need to make -- my days in ND exceed MN; i fish MN for bass; pelican lake ND has 1000X times more walleye then pelican MN, the list could go on and on. add to that i dont like zebra mussels and foam beat up from a million jet skis and traffic from pontoons and zebra mussel holding moombas. But my question is where is the DNR's report how many walleye a 50" walleye eats in a year. Produce the report. In addition where is Greg Power's stance on stocking musky to the big three of ND. I would like to see that too. No offense maniac -- but you know my stance on private funds stocking walleyes vs public funds to stock musky. IMO you stock both or none with regards to public funds (fishing license revenues) [/QUOTE]

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