Mojorig, thanks for your response I appriciate it and shows there is good work being done. There is enough beautiful cold water streams for both species in Arkansas and I see the benifits of the trout in our streams. But I also see the benifits for the AGFC to promote a very active walleye program and walleye stockings across the state in our streams and maybe feature at least one of those streams as a world class walleye fishery. Like already mentioned, it just seems like a WIN WIN situation, for the fisherman,tourism, and more license sold for the AGFC. The info you provided in this thread is great info, I think we would all like to see more of.

I would like to know about the walleye population on Greers, seems to me it just isn't putting out the numbers or size of the 80's n 90's we saw caught even thou limits were reduced. My guess is still fishing pressure? Is there a record of how many walleye are being stocked in this lake or what shock tests are showing? are you aware of any study's or stocking programs to help the walleye population on Greers? I would appriciate any info you can provide, and thanks agian for your response Sir.