walleye

The "logs" we are encountering are walleyes between 25 and 32 inches.

Buchanan told me he's offering people a special guide package designed for the business crowd who want to catch walleyes and maybe a muskie or two.

This fragment was digested with restriction endonucleases AseI and Bsu36I, which differentially digest the control region DNA of walleyes native to unglaciated Eastern Highland drainages versus those native to the Great Lakes, which have been widely introduced in the Ohio and Cumberland rivers (White et al., 2005).

Not many local fishermen catch walleyes, the largest member of the perch family.

Diet: Large walleyes live almost exclusively on fish and in the Columbia are second only to pike minnow as a predator of salmon and steelhead smolts.

In a suite of yet more studies, collaborating state, federal, and university scientists report finding male carp and walleyes in Minnesota that were producing "sky-high" quantities of vitellogenin, an egg-yolk protein normally made only by females.

Cannibalism as a factor in first-year survival of walleyes in Oneida Lake.

Acid rain, perhaps, or some other combination of factors has significantly reduced the populations of smallmouth bass, walleyes, and muskellunge since my first visit there some 25 years ago.

In this issue, Babe Winkelman, Al Lindner, Billy Westmorland, and Steve McCadams pass along their angling expertise on catching walleyes, bass, and crappie.

Not only are walleyes a healthy and sustainable meal option when selective harvest is practiced, they're an extension of what makes angling such a rewarding pastime.

Legislation aimed at giving Montana walleyes native species status has drawn praise from walleye anglers and fire from trout fans.

Within four years, an estimated 1.8 million were spawning in the 11,500-acre estuary and this European cousin of perch and walleyes had become the most abundant fish in the adjoining St.