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<blockquote data-quote="snow" data-source="post: 89962" data-attributes="member: 1056">Living with slots for the last 20 years over here in blue plate land I must say it sucks,its ever changing from year to year on lakes being managed for the natives to gill net,the price we pay to be P.C. when dealing with treaty rights even tho the state has the right to interveine when it comes to wildlife and conservation issues.But as stated above its good to here folks having&nbsp; personel slots in the boats,I did the same for years leading up to slots,20&quot; was max in my boat.I find these lads in the Erie pic irresponsible for keeping so many egg laydend females for the bragging board,is it legal? sure,but ask yourself is it the right thing to do? Makes me wonder how many other fishermen do the same?.Back in the early 90's I fished the PWT for many years,lake Erie was a booming walleye fishery folks from the Midwest hardly herd about,the lake boasted 70million walleye strong,best walleye fishery in the country after the zebs cleaned the water up,we were hard pressed to catch keeper walleyes for the pan,rare to catch a walleye under 6lbs.Winning weight in 1992 was 185lbs for the event,15 walleye basket,over a 12lb avg,today this weight is 50% less but still impressive for the average joe.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="snow, post: 89962, member: 1056"] Living with slots for the last 20 years over here in blue plate land I must say it sucks,its ever changing from year to year on lakes being managed for the natives to gill net,the price we pay to be P.C. when dealing with treaty rights even tho the state has the right to interveine when it comes to wildlife and conservation issues.But as stated above its good to here folks having personel slots in the boats,I did the same for years leading up to slots,20" was max in my boat. I find these lads in the Erie pic irresponsible for keeping so many egg laydend females for the bragging board,is it legal? sure,but ask yourself is it the right thing to do? Makes me wonder how many other fishermen do the same?. Back in the early 90's I fished the PWT for many years,lake Erie was a booming walleye fishery folks from the Midwest hardly herd about,the lake boasted 70million walleye strong,best walleye fishery in the country after the zebs cleaned the water up,we were hard pressed to catch keeper walleyes for the pan,rare to catch a walleye under 6lbs.Winning weight in 1992 was 185lbs for the event,15 walleye basket,over a 12lb avg,today this weight is 50% less but still impressive for the average joe. [/QUOTE]

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