08-19-2009, 05:13 AM
Finally got a reply from F&G on this same basic question. Here's their reply. It also includes some clarification as to how catch limits apply there at this time.
So far, our radio-telemetry work is showing that walleye are staying in
the upper half of the reservoir more so than the lower half. Look for
areas of water that are about 15 to 25 feet deep, and fish towards the
bottom. We have had reports from anglers that state they are catching
walleye by bouncing jigs along the bottom and on steeper drop offs.
Statewide general limits apply to Ririe - no size or bag restrictions.
Good luck to you!
Dan Garren
Regional Fisheries Manager
Maybe this will help someone to post the first Ririe identifiable eye on this forum?
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So far, our radio-telemetry work is showing that walleye are staying in
the upper half of the reservoir more so than the lower half. Look for
areas of water that are about 15 to 25 feet deep, and fish towards the
bottom. We have had reports from anglers that state they are catching
walleye by bouncing jigs along the bottom and on steeper drop offs.
Statewide general limits apply to Ririe - no size or bag restrictions.
Good luck to you!
Dan Garren
Regional Fisheries Manager
Maybe this will help someone to post the first Ririe identifiable eye on this forum?
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