Another large musky was floating in sunset bay on Saturday. It looked to have been dead a while and I was not about to try and measure it, but it was close to 50″. I saw no sign of any trauma to the fish anywhere.
ps. sorry but I didn’t lose any sleep over another walleye eater dying.
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Another large musky was floating in sunset bay on Saturday. It looked to have been dead a while and I was not about to try and measure it, but it was close to 50″. I saw no sign of any trauma to the fish anywhere.
ps. sorry but I didn’t lose any sleep over another walleye eater dying.
…and in other news, A bird was seen flying today.
I thought this was going to be a continuation of the pontoon story on p4.
Another large musky was floating in sunset bay on Saturday. It looked to have been dead a while and I was not about to try and measure it, but it was close to 50″. I saw no sign of any trauma to the fish anywhere.
ps. sorry but I didn’t lose any sleep over another walleye eater dying.
I’m guessing every dead Walleye saves a Perch also.
Or every dead walleye saves a smaller walleye.
I saw a big floater today too! Then I flushed it down. Sorry, no pics.
I saw a big floater today too! Then I flushed it down. Sorry, no pics.
I had a floater couple weeks ago that was the letter m, I did take a pic. Kids thought it was funny, wife not so much.
This one floated into my shore last week. No signs of trauma. 54” not including the missing tail.
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old age, and boat props seem to claim ski’s. Shame you cant keep the damn things every now and then to eat one, instead we let them go to waste in the name of conservation and “sport”. Somehow the APEX predator is also the most fragile fish on the planet.
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