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Walleye

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6. The waves weren't huge, big enough, it was a shallow bay. We were fishing in, and it got very choppy sometimes

Reply to Diamond_Dog (Reply #5)

Sat Jul 6, 2024, 03:47 PM

Jul 2024

The wind could blow really hard. Also, there were a lot of shallow spots you had to look out for. The old timers knew where to go for the fish. I guess they have electronics for it now.

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Tried a couple of duplications from my old slides from fishing [View all] Walleye Jul 2024 OP

Wow! How did you like working summers on a boat? Diamond_Dog Jul 2024 #1

Well, my last name is Wall, and I'm a photographer and have been a fisherman so walleye seemed simple enough Walleye Jul 2024 #2

I love how you put your screen name together 🙂 Diamond_Dog Jul 2024 #3

We ate a lot of the salmon, mostly caught sockeye, red salmon Walleye Jul 2024 #4

Fascinating! Diamond_Dog Jul 2024 #5

The waves weren't huge, big enough, it was a shallow bay. We were fishing in, and it got very choppy sometimes Walleye Jul 2024 #6