Reply by: Basscat75      Posted: 3/19/2012 6:11:49 PM     Points: 46    

Same as the lake..5 fish 18" and 1 over21"..

 Reply by: Salmonslayer11b      Posted: 3/19/2012 6:14:00 PM     Points: 279    

Must be over 18", there's signs all over when going into there! Unfortunately some people are to stupid that fish down and keep undersized fish. Thanks for finding out before ya go though!

 Reply by: Wisconsin      Posted: 3/19/2012 6:18:49 PM     Points: 176    

Thanks for replies , don t want get in trouble, like to fish to much Thanks again

 Reply by: Basscat75      Posted: 3/19/2012 6:20:43 PM     Points: 46    

Thank god the big girls are not in there, or I'm sure they would all go home as well, regardless of size..

 Reply by: bassoreeno      Posted: 3/19/2012 7:44:44 PM     Points: 2    

Hey Wisconsin! Where ya from? I'm from Eagle River up north.

 Reply by: Wisconsin      Posted: 3/19/2012 7:47:24 PM     Points: 176    

Im from Wausau, been to Eagle River many times, World championship snowmobile races

 Reply by: Salmonslayer11b      Posted: 3/19/2012 8:05:19 PM     Points: 279    

Lol, I spent a couple days Icefishin in eagle river over Christmas, in from kewaunee(east of greenbay)

 Reply by: Wisconsin      Posted: 3/19/2012 8:17:40 PM     Points: 176    

I fished minaqua for muskies and walleye and the castle rock flowage the wis. river and lake mich. and superior and just about everything in between but I m not a cheesehead BEARS

 Reply by: RiverFisher      Posted: 3/21/2012 8:47:04 AM     Points: 80    

I would recommend not harvesting any walleye or saugeye from our Arkansas River due to the fact that these fish are still immature (merely adult fish) in size. You will come across occasionally a 18 in plus female walleye on our river. but FYI, there are few of this size in the river which is why they need to be released if caught in order to maintain a stable walleye fishery on the river. If everyone follows regulations, then our river might become known for producing some large walleye/saugeye and not just be known for its excellent trout fishing. I was pulling plugs for some pretty decent sized trout yesterday evening and every now and then a strike would come from a walleye that was almost as long as my plug. I want to say that walleye are out there in our river in abundance in some areas, but most are juvenile fish, yet very healthy in appearance. The number of small walleye that I have caught over the past week is indicative that the Ark is becoming more than a trout destination. If anyone wants to experience some walleye hookups on our river, let me know. I'll gladly shown anyone a honey hole for some good fish as long as the person is a genuine, fish lover like myself. I'll be on the river again today!

 Reply by: lov2fish      Posted: 3/21/2012 9:38:08 AM     Points: 129    

Hey wisconsin and bassoreno.. I have family in Wausau and I lived there for 10 years. I also lived in Merrill before I moved here in 2009.. I used to fish Lake Tomahawk and Minq all the time. as well as the Willow Flowage. I would be on the wisconsin river right now below the Dubay dam if I wasnt here in good ol colorado!!

 Reply by: saltyfresh      Posted: 3/21/2012 11:03:05 AM     Points: 661    

Hey wisco...when are you going?

 Reply by: fishinwfoos      Posted: 3/21/2012 11:07:15 AM     Points: 1475    

is there a free download to do that to pictures or do i need to but photoshop???

 Reply by: Wisconsin      Posted: 3/21/2012 6:01:14 PM     Points: 176    

Riverfisher not sure if everyone would totally agree with you, those walleye are meat eaters and fry trout are probably pretty tasty to them, IMO dont think trout and walleye will co exsist in small river. My son has been fishing river and catching desent sized walleye sometimes 20 a trip only keeping some over 18 inches to eat, also walleye is a predotor, look what happened to the mile with the pike, almost ruined that fishery, thats why they have 18 inch min. on walleye caught above dam. IMO

 Reply by: Wont get skunked again      Posted: 3/21/2012 7:02:45 PM     Points: 339    

@fishinwfoos, you can do a decent job with paint, which comes with windows. The windows 7 version is pretty good. To do a masterful job, you need psp or photoshop.