Major I have heard that at Pickwick some of the walleye and saugers have crossed and they call those saugeyes. Yes they are supposed to be good eating. I have eaten walleye.....have not ever had sauger though.
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Major I have heard that at Pickwick some of the walleye and saugers have crossed and they call those saugeyes. Yes they are supposed to be good eating. I have eaten walleye.....have not ever had sauger though.
Roll 'em in cracker crumbs and sauté in butter. Yum, yum.Quote:
Originally Posted by majflyboy
WalleyeQuote:
Originally Posted by majflyboy
When is a good time to come up?Quote:
Originally Posted by creekslick
Never caught any of those critters either. It is on my "to do" list as well!
Supposed to be as good or better than crappie! I'll let you know.;)Quote:
Originally Posted by majflyboy
In my opinion, I would put them just a little ahead of Crappie, but not by much. That may be because for me they aren't as plentiful. There are some huge ones at Greers.
+1 I have had both and they are a little better than crappie but not by much.Quote:
Originally Posted by hunter7711
Havent done it in a while but i have been walleye fishing on greers and its a blast and sauger fishing at pickwick.Both are real good eatin bout like crappie.
Dang sure have to try that one day