04-27-2007, 05:02 AM
ya, you have to be quick on the draw with the camera when the temps drop down to zero...
you almost have to pull it and start geting it ready before the fish is out of the water..
I keep mine in my shirt pocket inside of my coat to keep the batteries from freezin up and dieing on me....
we have such a productive walleye hatchery we are foutunate enough to be able to keep any thing over 15 inches. but in most areas we have been reduced to 4 or 5 on the creel limit depending on where you are launching your boat from. "michigan" we launch our boats from the U.S. side and go over to canada to fish, they have a greater creel limit than we do, but when we come back in to dock we can only have what the limit is for where we launched from..
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you almost have to pull it and start geting it ready before the fish is out of the water..
I keep mine in my shirt pocket inside of my coat to keep the batteries from freezin up and dieing on me....
we have such a productive walleye hatchery we are foutunate enough to be able to keep any thing over 15 inches. but in most areas we have been reduced to 4 or 5 on the creel limit depending on where you are launching your boat from. "michigan" we launch our boats from the U.S. side and go over to canada to fish, they have a greater creel limit than we do, but when we come back in to dock we can only have what the limit is for where we launched from..
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