That is the place, in French, a Walleye is called a Dore, Lake Aux Dores is "Walleye Lake" or "Lake of the Walleye" if you hold true to the translation and my french hasn't gotten too poor to translate. That's not where I fished but they do have perch up there, funniest thing about them and all fish up that far north, is how rubbery and tough the skin is, I surmise it is the tannins in the water and the cold weather that make it that way. The water up there all has a dark root beer color to it, even the whitewater looks like A&W foam.
I just got back from the Jordan Valley (no blatantly obvious wars going on down there) today and I log onto pondboss and I become spiritually enlightened. Man, what a great site. I just discovered there is an oasis on the Jordan/Iraq border that holds a 20-lb carp. I've never been a carp fisher but I need to do a little freshwater fishing so carp it will have to be while in Jordan.
