Our 1st 10lb EYE of the Fall/pic

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Our 1st 10lb EYE of the Fall/pic

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Since salmon season ended for me we have now been starting to dial in the Walleye. We are starting to get decent numbers with some big fish as well. The fish below was this guys first walleye ever and it weighed in at 10lbs 2 oz. Needless to say he was pumped and the fish is going on his wall. Ahhh I love this time of year, there are a good number of fish to be had. I'm finally getting the time to go after them.

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Post by PerchPredator »

That's one nice looking Walleye. Good job
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Nice Walleye!!
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Post by steve-hamilton »

sweet fish! i'm sure it will look fantastic on your buddies wall - something he'll remember and cherish for years to come!
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Post by bucketmouth »

Straight and to the point Craig. This type of moderator response is what has been needed around here for a long time. Kudos sir.
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Post by Billy Bones »

cprince wrote:
Canmoore wrote:Nice fish...but mount it, really? That is a nice fish, and probably a spawner to.
The original poster caught a legal fish. Kept it. I support his legal right to do so fully.

Leave it alone. Ask someone else to change the law... or change it yourself.

Do NOT whine at people practicing their right to harvest what they worked so hard for.

This type of post is what will keep people from posting pics.

Start your own post about limits and harvesting laws and leave peoples reports alone.

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Great fish Landshark, especially for a guys first Walleye.

Nicely done CPrince, it's about time somebody told the negative influence on the site where to get off!!

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Post by troutnmuskiehunter »

That's an awesome Eye that your buddy caught Landshark!!....I'm starting to get the itch to get down to Quinte within the next month or so!!
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I here ya Steve. :lol: :lol: have to get out there soon 8)
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Post by fatluke »

Great fish.


And great reply Craig...


I'm sure anyone who fishes Quinte has kept a "spawner" or two.
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Post by cprince »

Some related thoughts and comments that diverge from the intended scope of this report have been moved to their own thread.

http://www.fish-hawk.net/hawktalk/viewt ... 165#339165

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Post by IgglesD »

Yes, Thanks for the post Craig. Nicely put to rest.

Great Walleye, hoping I will have something to hang this fall in the form of a large Walleye.
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Post by Wallyboss »

Great report and nice looking walter.
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Thanks fellas, I let it be known on my boat that all fish over 10lbs will be released unless, they are not healthy enough to be released or unless they are going on a wall. We boated 34 over 10lbs last year and all but one were releases because a guy put it on his wall. I have been fishing the shoals of Lake Ontario and if anyone is interested in trying it themselves just pm me and I will share the info with you.
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Post by Canmoore »

That is an excellent walleye! especially for a first time walleye! I know my first walleye was nothing but a minnow compared to that wopper! Good on the guy, hope he catches the walleye bug!
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Post by dead_weight »

First walleye I ever got was over 4 lbs .. i thought it was a monster at the time ... this fish could have eaten mine in one gulp !!!

Keep the pics coming dude ... this inspires ...
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