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Thought i would start a post for anyone who is interested in posting pics of there walleye catches of 2009.

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28.5" Mustinka river walleye

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27.5" walleye from opener 2009

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Nice fish smiley!!! Bet you havn't heard that in a while chad. I have a fish to get on here. It wasn't mine, but it was my 14 year olds. Unfortunatly grandma has a older camera and we have to wait to get pictures back. But last saturday night off shore on west norway he landed a 30inch walleye. He had a picture taken at the bait shop(last chance i think its called) on big norway and it is posted there. When i get the pictures back i will post. Unfortunatly it was kept and is at a taxidermist already. Sorry everyone but heck try and tell a 14 year old he only gets a picture. I told him they could have made a rep. , but nooooo way was he going for that.

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Congrats to your son crue86!

That mount will be memory he can have forever, no shame at all in keeping it.

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No need to apologize nothing wrong with a 14 yr old keeping a trophy for the wall.

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Sounds like several Willmar area lakes are doing well this spring, for walleye. Good to hear.

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Congrats to your son Crue86.......can't wait to see a pic of it!!

Did the same thing for my son years back when he caught a real big walleye.....a memory that will last a lifetime!

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Welcome lunker, I think I fished that same lake this spring for Large sunnies.

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My buddy caught his personal best eye which was 25 inches and just short of 6 lbs on a lake within 4 miles of Willmar.. he was happy!! as soon as I can figure out how to get pic from phone to pc i will post also

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The fish was caught on a rather small, under fished area lake (not Henderson).

Heres the pic.....28"

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That's awesome. You got a nice fish that weekend. wink No, seriously, it's a dandy.

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Good friend and league partner Scott with his 27" walleye caught on June 5th, 2009.

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  • Your Responses - Share & Have Fun :)

    • partyonpine
      Opener and the week after were good.  Not the numbers we normally get but better quality in the East End.  Not surprised on the weights for the Auto City a.  Usually for us we only catch a few slot fish but we averaged 3 a day for 10 days.  2 overs, biggest 27 inches.     Our best luck was 12-16 feet for quality.  When we went deeper we caught more but smaller.  Bass were really starting to heat up.  For me little earlier than normal.  Found some nice Bluegills the day we went after some panfish.  Dock fishing was as many as we wanted per usual.
    • Shulsebus
      We will be up on June 8th for the week. It will be our 13th year in a row staying on the lake.  I hope the walleye are hitting the bobbers by the time that we get there. 
    • SkunkedAgain
      Those are some fine specimens. Great job
    • gimruis
      I'm quite shocked to hear that a walleye tournament is still doing a live weigh in.  Virtually every event these days around here is doing a catch, photo, and release format.   Regardless, nice work.  Congrats.
    • LakeofthewoodsMN
      On the south end...   A great week of fishing with walleyes and saugers caught in good numbers.   The go-to presentation, again, was a jig and frozen emerald shiner.  Emerald shiners are a staple in LOW and walleyes love them.  Other minnows worked also, but emerald shiners are a favorite of anglers for good reason.   The Lighthouse Gap area, Morris Point Gap and just in front of Pine Island held nice fish in 17 - 21' of water.  Various schools of walleyes and saugers across the south shore.     A quarter ounce jig in gold, glow white, pink, orange, chartreuse, or a combo of these colors tipped with a minnow worked well again.   Some big pike and jumbo perch being caught by walleye anglers. On the Rainy River...  Some nice walleyes were caught on the river this weekend, although most anglers normally head to the lake.  12 - 15' of water is holding some nice fish.   Sturgeon fishing on the Rainy River is closed until the keep season starts up again July 1st. Up at the NW Angle...  Some nice walleyes being caught along with a mixed bag.  12 - 25 feet of water.  Points, neck down areas and bays with warming water were holding good fish this week.    The go-to presentation was a jig and minnow as on the south shore.  A mixed bag as is common around the Angle.  
    • leech~~
      Nice work!   Here's two words you hardly ever hear anyone say anymore.  "grateful and humbled"   
    • Brianf.
      RLG, thanks for the shout-out!     Jeff and I are still trying to wrap our heads around what happened this past weekend.  We are humbled and full of gratitude  for having won 'The Classic' for a second time.     We practiced through all the rain on Thurs and the wind on Friday and found six different spots holding big fish.  Fishing was good on both days with several 'overs' in our catch...but would it hold up for another day?   We didn't know.     On tourney day, we made a long run to our first spot where I lucked out on a 26.5"er on my second cast.  Jeff followed up with a thick 27" er a few minutes later, which turned out to be the big fish for the event at 7.26lbs.  We finished out our limit and weighed-in at 10:30 am for the welfare of the fish in our livewell.    There were some big weights in this event which would have won in most other years, but - for whatever reason - this was our day.  Everything just went our way.  Again, we are just super grateful and humbled by this success.  We also want to congratulate all the other anglers who did well and give a big 'thank you' to the tournament organizers who put on such a great event!  
    • SkunkedAgain
      I had a good start to the season on opener. Fishing was slow but consistent. I had four eaters in the box by lunch dragging perch raps. Crappies were biting. I haven't been up since so don't know how things have changed since then, but I'm sure the walleye continue to migrate out into the main basins.
    • redlabguy
      Let’s start this by congratulating Brianf and son for winning their second City Autoglass Walleye Classic last weekend. These guys know how to fish.  We just got to the lake for the season. Chores are almost done and I’m ready to fish.  red(new dog is more yellow)labguy
    • Jetsky
      I tried starting a 2024 Lake Vermilion Fishing Report topic but it doesn't show up on this board.   Maybe somebody else knows how to do it?
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