[font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON Jan-31-06 AT 04:47PM (EST)[/font][p]I am not positive about this, it was what I was told by a member of the DNR fisheries dept one and a half years ago. There are two strains of walleye they can purchase to stock in the lakes. The use to stock one strain then several years ago they switched to the other strain because of the cost difference. The second strain did not do well so now we have less keeper size fish. He told me that they had secured the money to start stocking the better strain this past stocking season. I was told once that the cost difference was 2:1 One of the strains was the Erie strain do not remember the other. Wizard can you help on this I know you have spoken to them several times about this. The reason they switched was a large cost difference I do know that.