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I walked down to the river, about 3:30 new years eve, to put an ending on fishing season 2011. I tried my usual stickbaits with no luck. Switched over to a jig and plastic .....was soon hit by a hard digging, strong, river smallmouth. They're another fish that swims side by side, all year long , with the wild rainbows , browns , walleye, and an occasional native brook trout , along this stretch of river.

No hits for awhile , then got donked by a fish....missed it....but a couple casts later got "double donked" by a good fish, that fought well and turned out to be a nice 21 inch walleye. Being it was almost dark, and i was running a little late for a new years eve dinner , so I let him go , to end the season.

I hope you all had a great 2011....and all have an even better 2012.............choo- choo steve ....pics...

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What!? You're hanging up the fishing...?? It's just getting started!! :) Whatever for the reason for that insanity, U might want to see a doctor, first..

  • 2 weeks later...
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No panfisher , not ending fishing ...just ended 2011 calender fishing season. 1/1/2012 started the "new" season. I fish all year like a lot of guy's on this site......And I'm hoping 2012 is as good as 2011 was !!! Good luck to you and everyone this year.

  • 2 weeks later...
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Steve,

I had no idea there were walleye in front of your house! That got me to wondering.... I have caught walleye on dry flies in Canada during a Hexadenia hatch. Have you ever gotten them on top during the heavy hatches?

Pete

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Hey there Pete........No , I have never caught a walleye on a dry fly, but have caught them on streamers and nymphs.That must have been pretty cool catching them on dry's.....Were they sippers , gulpers, slashers , or head and tailers ?I would like to know.

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They had a unique riseform. They didn't show any part of themselves above the surface, but it was obvious when a bigger fish rose. The biggest walleye we caught that way were pushing 3 pounds.

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