Thanks SEMO Mike

SEMO Mike offered to take me to his secret walleye hole today. Since I have never caught a walleye, I had to think about it for a milisecond!!!! Hell Yes, lets go!!!!!:D Well, the water was a little low and the walleye were not too cooperative. After catching a billion large mouth, spotted and smallmouth green carp, Mike scored on a 16 inch sauger. Way cool!!!! Thanks for a great day on the water Mike!

I have never caught a sauger or a walleye......guess I need to put that on my to do list.

Sauger should be biting good below Wheeler right now. Sounds like yall had a good day.

Speck, is that a picture of a walleye?

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Originally Posted by majflyboy

Speck, is that a picture of a walleye?

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Thats a sauger Tommy. They are a real close cousin to a walleye. Just about the same fish. Sorta like a black crappie vs white crappie.

I think thats a sauger Maj

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Speck, is that a picture of a walleye?

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Sauger

Those things good to eat??

Major come up here to Greers sometime and we will go catch a few.

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Originally Posted by creekslick

Major come up here to Greers sometime and we will go catch a few.

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You talking walleye or sauger?

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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Those things good to eat??

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Roll 'em in cracker crumbs and sauté in butter. Yum, yum.

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You talking walleye or sauger?

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Walleye

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Walleye

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When is a good time to come up?

Never caught any of those critters either. It is on my "to do" list as well!

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Those things good to eat??

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Supposed to be as good or better than crappie! I'll let you know.;)

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.

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Originally Posted by hunter7711

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.

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+1 I have had both and they are a little better than crappie but not by much.

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

Sounds like a good thing to add to the todo list for sure. l