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Understand the pike are up the inlet now, and shouldn't be long until the Walleye make the trip.

 

Here is a video from a coule years ago, when I took my boy up there, and we were lucky enought to been there at the same time the DEC was shocking the walleye for research.

 

Enjoy: 

 

 

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Are they walking through the Redds?

Walleye are broadcast spawners similar to perch in that eggs float (suspend) in the water aimlessly sticking to whatever where as perch tangle long strings into whatever they can attach them to.  No digging.

 

Where they are walking is a mixture of clay and mud.  Also, they assume zero natural repoduction on this lake so they probably wouldn't worry about it anyways. 

 

I would have loved to see the shocking.  I make the trip up there every year just to see this run.  Simply amazing.  Years ago you could see 20# + pike up there too but lately 10-15# is about it.  I recommend anybody who has kids to take them there sometime this month to see it.  It is very easy walking and if the feeder creek doesn't wash out is wheel chair accessable too. 

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There were some nice eyes in there. Can't wait to hook into some this spring!

 

FISH ON!

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We were there today and the eyes are really stacked in the inlet. Quite a show. Lots of northerns above the dam too.

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I have seen this a few times. Lot of walleye in the early spring. I have had a hard time finding them when the season opens.

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We walked around down there at the park spot and trail along the creek this past Sunday. Was really cool seeing a few 4-6 lbsers in the creek still.

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