Ben, you don’t get it. I know that the problem is with the young of the year walleye not surviving. That is obvious. If you know anything about Mille Lacs, there is no shortage food in the lake currently. The young of the year walleye were being eaten because there was a crash in the baitfish population. Now with the lake having a ton of tiny perch in the lake we don’t have to worrry about the young of the year walleye being targeted as food as much. Now we still need those bigger 20″ walleyes in the lake to spawn for at least a few years to start up the population of younger fish. While the baitfish population is still high we count on those bigger fish to spawn.
This is my last post here on this. Sorry for those of you who don’t get anything that I have addresed in my last few posts. Keep on doing what you always have whatever that might be- even if your goal is to catch and release as many fish as possible in deep water with warm water surface temperatures with 150 feet of line out and reeling in a fish while the boat is moving 2-4 mph. Good luck, no more replys from me on this. You get it or you don’t.