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Bill and Pottsy:
Yes, there are walleye in my area. I have the Thames river near by that they spawn in almost anytime now....from Lake St. Claire and of course Lake Erie is minutes away. MNR says Lake Erie is supposed to have large #'s this year (estimated 40 millon walleye 2 yrs and older with most being 2 yrs old...at the peak in 1988 estimated 70 million walleye) like they were 10-17 years ago from the studies their biologists conducted last year? It's too bad, someone close by doesn't use these brood stock to hatch fingerling? Maybe I should try to transport a few smaller ones to my lake in #'s of 2-3 as Bill suggests. Pottsy, Tony is quite the salesman but for that price and only avg 4" I agree its veryyyyyy risky. He says he can grade his 4-8" fall walleye but he charges $5 apiece for the most largest graded ones. It seems very expensive when you want 300-400.......I need to find a solution somehow.....
Rowly
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