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1971 north dakota world record sauger 8 pounds 12 oz. 1983 cumberland record sauger 7pounds 7 oz. no help. Lake erie record walleye quite a bit less than cumberland look it up for yourself. If we can stock the native strain in Barren (as told in Ky afield)we can do the same on Cumberland without being lazy.We keep up the saltwater fish we should be able to do the same with the native walleye. Sorry for the same rant,but it will never stop.
ahhhh persistence grasshopper is the way of enlightment. i am beginning to believe the DNR simply has a grudge against you and your desire to have native fish in native waters!
Am I missing an inside "thing" or something? What are you talking about?
[QUOTE=Rudypoo4444;314244]Am I missing an inside "thing" or something? What are you talking about?[/QUOTE]
Yep - do a search on Rockcastle, hybridize, or southern strain
Talking about putting native walleye in Cumberland?
Scott I have heard you are truely a gifted fisherman. How about using that on this forum in a positive way like helping others catch fish or offer some of your experienced insight. Instead about everyfew week or so you get on here with this native strain stuff. We can't help you with this, only the KDFWR can and good luck with that, LOL. Dude give it a rest and let's talk fishing, have you caught anything recently????
[quote=Rudypoo4444;314277]Talking about putting native walleye in Cumberland?[/quote]
Dude be careful...your going to get a lesson in the History of Walleye and other native fish that have been kept out of or driven out of Lake Cumberland and any associated water! Lol:) Just playing with you SSKY I know it's important to you.