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<blockquote data-quote="Hookin8easy" data-source="post: 48992" data-attributes="member: 1403">Had two last Saturday by 830, was on the water 630-3, both on firetiger spoon down 65', others that I talked to had one here and there mostly 65' as well, very slow. Too bad they're not called walleyes so a few more could be put in such a small body of water?? Maybe if our state went back to a trout and salmon stamp we could afford to put a few more in huh?? You always here about water level fluctuations yet the GNF will dump 20,000 eyes in any slough that holds 8' water, just a thought- - - Updated - - -While I'm on the subject...I'd also like to see the snagging season opened again in October with the exception to swim areas, kinda silly that the remaining living get to rot all around you on the shores in the back bays but heaven forbid you keep a foul hooked fish that'll die in 2 weeks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hookin8easy, post: 48992, member: 1403"] Had two last Saturday by 830, was on the water 630-3, both on firetiger spoon down 65', others that I talked to had one here and there mostly 65' as well, very slow. Too bad they're not called walleyes so a few more could be put in such a small body of water?? Maybe if our state went back to a trout and salmon stamp we could afford to put a few more in huh?? You always here about water level fluctuations yet the GNF will dump 20,000 eyes in any slough that holds 8' water, just a thought [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] While I'm on the subject...I'd also like to see the snagging season opened again in October with the exception to swim areas, kinda silly that the remaining living get to rot all around you on the shores in the back bays but heaven forbid you keep a foul hooked fish that'll die in 2 weeks. [/QUOTE]

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