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  1. #13
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    Spend enough time in the water and there's no telling what you'll see...

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    Nice fish! Look like the walleye we'd catch on lake Erie & up in Canada. Been in Louisville since 2000 & chasing the eyes all over the region. Gonna give Dale Hollow a try this year. Any starting tips would be appreciated.

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    First step, go get all your fishin poles, and tackle boxes,

    then put em into your car/van. Second, get into your car/van. Thirdly, and this is the most important part, start driving north, back to lake Erie and/or Canada!!!! (Do not, I repeat, do not go to Green River Lake Tailwater. You will find nothing but carcasses and heartache there!!!)

    Quote Originally Posted by polcat83 View Post
    Nice fish! Look like the walleye we'd catch on lake Erie & up in Canada. Been in Louisville since 2000 & chasing the eyes all over the region. Gonna give Dale Hollow a try this year. Any starting tips would be appreciated.

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    Quote Originally Posted by walleyemaniac View Post
    then put em into your car/van. Second, get into your car/van. Thirdly, and this is the most important part, start driving north, back to lake Erie and/or Canada!!!! (Do not, I repeat, do not go to Green River Lake Tailwater. You will find nothing but carcasses and heartache there!!!)

    Not quite sure what this is about but there is plenty of phenomenal walleye fishing in the mid south.

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    Quote Originally Posted by walleyemaniac View Post
    then put em into your car/van. Second, get into your car/van. Thirdly, and this is the most important part, start driving north, back to lake Erie and/or Canada!!!! (Do not, I repeat, do not go to Green River Lake Tailwater. You will find nothing but carcasses and heartache there!!!)

    I've personally haven't fooled around a lot below green but have heard a lot of good things about guys catching nice walleye. Some of the lucky folks get a Muskie to explode on their baits

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    Quote Originally Posted by FishFinderGeneral View Post
    Not quite sure what this is about but there is plenty of phenomenal walleye fishing in the mid south.
    Oh yeah, I know.. I was just giving my number one best fishing buddy a little grief. He showed me how to catch walleye in Canada. I showed him how to catch the big ones!! We are still trying to figure out the way around here. Getting more and more and consistent tho. Just spent a lot of time getting blanked at Green on the eyes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by walleyemaniac View Post
    Oh yeah, I know.. I was just giving my number one best fishing buddy a little grief. He showed me how to catch walleye in Canada. I showed him how to catch the big ones!! We are still trying to figure out the way around here. Getting more and more and consistent tho. Just spent a lot of time getting blanked at Green on the eyes.

    I see. Carry on.

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    Cool What?

    Green has quality fish, just super hard to catch.
    Picture of Bobcat swimming at Dale, and some recent 'eyes'.

    Ok. Ok. So the eyes were caught somewhere else, but Green does have quality fish above the dam, and they are super hard to catch, but they are there in good numbers.
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    Look at the bellies on those. Awesome!

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    Quote Originally Posted by kentuckykingfisher View Post
    Dang those are some nice walleye. Wish I could find them that big on nolin.
    Man I heard that , they are hard to come by on Nolin these days at any size , we used to catch some nice ones in the early 90's , my buddy has a 7lb one on his wall but these fish look to be close to 8 or 9 lbs ...Great Job Mr General

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    The largest was 31 by 18.5 around 11lbs..
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    Quote Originally Posted by mhall View Post
    WOW a 23 inch White bass is a serious trophy fish. Those are very nice White's your clients are holding as well....
    Here's another from today..
    http://i467.photobucket.com/albums/r...psochdweex.jpg

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