03-22-2013, 09:41 PM
[cool][#0000FF]Glad you got to "experience" that...the catching and the eating. Lotsa people like walleye who don't like fish.
It is hard to convey the real scene there to anybody who has not witnessed it first hand. The hardcore harvesters are not there for sport. They keep casting and retrieving as if their lives depended on it. And they are in it for the food...or even the money. A lot of those fish are sold. They bring a good price.
No, you won't see any Orvis Dorks down their waving their megabucks rods and wearing beyond money togs...posing for the masses and not caring if they actually catch something. Those folks that gang up on the spawning walleyes have a look of urgency in their eyes. They are dead serious about the catching...and keeping...regardless of where the fish are hooked. And they would rather sacrifice an appendage than throw a fish back in.
Yeah, if you "Google" sportsmanship you are not likely to have Willard Bay walleye slaughter as one of the sites that pops up.
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It is hard to convey the real scene there to anybody who has not witnessed it first hand. The hardcore harvesters are not there for sport. They keep casting and retrieving as if their lives depended on it. And they are in it for the food...or even the money. A lot of those fish are sold. They bring a good price.
No, you won't see any Orvis Dorks down their waving their megabucks rods and wearing beyond money togs...posing for the masses and not caring if they actually catch something. Those folks that gang up on the spawning walleyes have a look of urgency in their eyes. They are dead serious about the catching...and keeping...regardless of where the fish are hooked. And they would rather sacrifice an appendage than throw a fish back in.
Yeah, if you "Google" sportsmanship you are not likely to have Willard Bay walleye slaughter as one of the sites that pops up.
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