2 nice fish: This giant white Crappie caught in Kansas broke a 59 year record @4.07# 18”. Caught by Bob Parkhurst of Topeka while fishing the Potawatomi State fishing Lake 2 The...

Dakoda Loc: Cle Elum, WA

This giant white Crappie caught in Kansas broke a 59 year record @4.07# 18”. Caught by Bob Parkhurst of Topeka while fishing the Potawatomi State fishing Lake 2

The Walleye caught in Colorado was 31.75” & weighed 13.26#. The Colorado state record is 18.81# The world record Walleye is 25# according to the International Game Fish Assn. and was caught in Tennessee’s Old Hickory Lake in 1960.
Okay, 3 nice ones.
This 22.12 0z catfish was caught by Cal Kellogg at Collins Lake in CA, while fishing for Crappies.

NJ219bands Loc: New Jersey

Wow 😮 that’s awesome 👏.

thuner Loc: Seattle Washington

The Washington State record Walleye is just over 20# and fish > 10# are pretty common in the Columbia. However, because of a desire to maintain broodstock, and because the larger fish have built up heavy metals and organic toxins in the meat and fat, people generally release the big ones.

67Mustang Loc: Washington State

Here is the WA state record Walleye. A buddy of mine caught it

thuner Loc: Seattle Washington

Cool. Thanks!

Dakoda Loc: Cle Elum, WA

67Mustang wrote:

Here is the WA state record Walleye. A buddy of mine caught it

I’ve caught a few 10#. But that is a beast. Thank you

Susan N. Loc: Colorado Front Range

Beautiful Fish guys!!! I wish I knew how to fish for them, but I grew up in Colorado with mountain trout. My biggest rainbow was 22.5". Got it fishing from the shore at North Michigan Res. I thought I had hooked another pine tree snag until it got about 6' from shore!! Then I had a fight! I am off to fish for trout on Tues. when it will be 80*.

Keep sharing those great pictures.

Dakoda Loc: Cle Elum, WA

Susan N. wrote:

Beautiful Fish guys!!! I wish I knew how to fish for them, but I grew up in Colorado with mountain trout. My biggest rainbow was 22.5". Got it fishing from the shore at North Michigan Res. I thought I had hooked another pine tree snag until it got about 6' from shore!! Then I had a fight! I am off to fish for trout on Tues. when it will be 80*.

Keep sharing those great pictures.

Hi Susan. That would be a catch of a life time, 22.5" is a big trout in my neck of the woods. Walleye put up a good fight and are excellent table fare. Last year was my first adventure, now I'm hooked. Caught 3 that were in the 10# range. I think the 3-5 pounders are probably the best eating though.

Susan N. Loc: Colorado Front Range

Thanks Russ, I've eaten crappie when back in Michigan with family, but not walleye. Do you have to scale or skin them? We fileted the crappie (not me) and they are yummmm. I didn't catch em tho, just ate em.

Graywulff Loc: Cortez,Co.

Susan N. wrote:

Thanks Russ, I've eaten crappie when back in Michigan with family, but not walleye. Do you have to scale or skin them? We fileted the crappie (not me) and they are yummmm. I didn't catch em tho, just ate em.

I think walleye is the best eating fish there is salt or fresh water. Fileted is how I have cleaned it.😋😋

Graywulff Loc: Cortez,Co.

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Thanks for the thread Dakoda.