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Potential ND state record walleye

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  • Global Moderator

Man I'd love to catch a monster like that some day but that would destroy our state record and DD walleye are only slightly more common than DD bass here.

  • Super User
6 hours ago, Bluebasser86 said:

Man I'd love to catch a monster like that some day but that would destroy our state record and DD walleye are only slightly more common than DD bass here.

Closer to home and bigger potential:

http://arkansasroadstories.com/nature/walleye.html

 

I have had my best luck at night on Bull Shoals fishing Lucky Craft Pointers.

That would eat my P.B. !!!!!!

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52 minutes ago, roadwarrior said:

Closer to home and bigger potential:

http://arkansasroadstories.com/nature/walleye.html

 

I have had my best luck at night on Bull Shoals fishing Lucky Craft Pointers.

I've caught some nice 'eyes from Bull, mine have been on Keitechs and A-rigs though. My problem in Arkansas is the variety. I get around stripers, big brown trout, lmb/smb/spots, and hybrids, I start having a hard time keeping my focus on fishing for other stuff.

  • Super User

In 2008 Bull Shoals flooded after the trees were in leaf. Trees were under water and their

tops dotted the coves with "Christmas trees". It seemed we were fishing in the middle of

nowhere, but the fish were staging along the fall-line. This was the first week of June when

for 2 1/2 days we never went 15 minutes without "Fish On!" Mostly smalljaws.

 

The Three Amigos are fishing 6/1-6/5 with Tim "hotdawg" Curtis.  Our focus will be smallmouth.

but I'm hoping we can get out one night while we are there and hunt some eyes. Possible World Record on the horizon!

  • Super User

North Dakota’s walleye season never closes so they can target pre spawn females in rivers there. Which is something we are unable to do here in Minnesota unless you can get on the Rainy River.

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