01-10-2017, 01:31 AM
They are eating machines. But who knows how many are really in Lake Mead. I know I asked 7 years ago about a rumor I heard there were Walleye in mead and finally got official confirmation in 2017.
Walleye are mean fish, but are kinda delicate if I remember correctly. There are plenty of crawdads in Lake Mead, but where the Walleye have been caught they have been in Deep Water. There are to many stripers they would have to avoid in shallow water in Lake Mead. Hence why they are extremely rare to catch out of Mead. Not sure how deep gizzard shad will go, but you would think they have plenty of food with how the gizzards have exploded at Mead.
Found this picture of there teeth. You would think they could easily fight off stripers.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/oakleyorig...4864018991
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Walleye are mean fish, but are kinda delicate if I remember correctly. There are plenty of crawdads in Lake Mead, but where the Walleye have been caught they have been in Deep Water. There are to many stripers they would have to avoid in shallow water in Lake Mead. Hence why they are extremely rare to catch out of Mead. Not sure how deep gizzard shad will go, but you would think they have plenty of food with how the gizzards have exploded at Mead.
Found this picture of there teeth. You would think they could easily fight off stripers.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/oakleyorig...4864018991
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