Three years ago I added 200, 6-8 inch walleye to my pond as a bonus fish. The idea was to get them big enough that they would be good table fare and eat them. I would replace with more every few years. What I found was that I would catch a bass once in a while with a walleye tail sticking out of its gullet. Some did manage to survive the large mouth slaughter and were getting to be about 15-17 inches as of last summer. Then an unfortunate series of events happened, and for the first time in our ownership of the pond an O2 sag occurred. I collected 45 very dead 15-17 inch walleye, 30 4-6 lbs large mouth and a couple of hundred dead bluegill. Those are just the ones I found. Luckily, a lot of fish survived, but the walleye were hit especially hard.
What I am saying is that you need to make sure that you have good conditions for your walleye. They make great food for large mouth, and they are sensitive to their surroundings.
