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LPCrowRiverFisherman

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I am looking to get some input so I have some information for a statistics class. It would be awesome if I could get as many responses as possible by Sunday morning.

What type of fish?

Catfish

Pike

Walleye

Panfish

And favorite time of year to fish for them

Spring

Summer

Fall

Winter

Example of format if you could please

Catfish-Summer

Pike-Fall

Walleye-Fall

Panfish-Winter

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Catfish- never

Pike-never

Walleye- spring,summer,fall,winter.

Panfish- whenever the kids are with

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Catfish...spring when i do, but summer would be best

Pike........fall

Walleye...fall

Panfish...summer

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Catfish: Never

Pike: Rat Bass-Terds (i.e. never intentionally)

Walleye: Spring (when forced to)

Panfish: Spring (1), Summer (2).

Unless this includes Bass-Then: Spring, Summer, Fall

[Remember kids: SMB and LMB are (technically) in the Panfish division]

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Catfish- Summer (rarely)

Pike- spring, summer, fall

Walleye- all open season

Panfish- year round (Crappie, Sunfish- winter, spring. Bass- summer, fall)

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cats, spring

Pike all year when open

Walleye all year when open

panfish all year when open

Tunrevir~

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What type of fish?

Catfish - Never

Small Mouth Bass - Rarely, Summer

Large Mouth Bass - Never

Pike - Summer

Muskey - Summer

Walleye - Spring and Fall

Panfish - Winter

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Catfish - never

Pike - never

Walleye - first 2 weeks of the inland season

Panfish - winter and until walleye opener

Bass - bass opener until ice up

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Catfish Never

Pike Never

Walleye Spring,Summer,Fall,Winter

Panfish Spring,Summer,Winter

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Catfish- Spring, Summer, Fall

Walleyes- Winter and whenever I have to... boring

Pike- Dog days of summer

Panfish- Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall

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catfish-spring/summer/fall

walleye-bait thieves, they bite all the time

panfish-winter

pike-rarely/winter

carp-spring

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Catfish-never

Pike-Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter

Walleye-Same as above

Panfish-Same as above

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