Cold Weather-High Water= Big Fish

[mhall]

Dr Wilk's 30 inch-12lb walleye caught below Wolf Creek Dam on 12-30-09.Been trying to post pic for several days,but seem to be computer dumb lately.Thanks to Rick Hise for his help. http://i271.photobucket.com/albums/j...eyepicture.jpg

A serious eye for Kentucky waters. Nice

[Chubminnow]

Let's see...at $16.50 dollars per inch times 30" or so...that would make that fish worth at least $500.00 dollars to turn it into wall art...which is EXACTLY what I would have done with that walleye.

Nice fish!

[coombro]

myself I'd rather stick a fork in it!

[Ky Trophy Fish]

Let's see...at $16.50 dollars per inch times 30" or so...that would make that fish worth at least $500.00 dollars to turn it into wall art...which is EXACTLY what I would have done with that walleye.

Nice fish!

You will be spending that much this spring for your 7 + lber on Dale.
A man of your ecomomic stature doesn't worry about a paltry $ 500 taxidermy bill. You spend that much every week on fine cigars and spirits! Not to mention the upkeep on your 6 girl friends. Don't forget to share with your favorite fishing buddy!

[Chubminnow]

A man of your ecomomic stature doesn't worry about a paltry $ 500 taxidermy bill. You spend that much every week on fine cigars and spirits! Not to mention the upkeep on your 6 girl friends.

You've been breathing in those boat gas fumes again ain't ya?

Just for the heck of it I looked it up...and according to the Ky Fishing and Boating guide the Kentucky State record Walleye was 21 pounds, 8 ounces, caught out of Lake Cumberland back in October of 1958...I was thinking Lake Cumberland is where the states trophy eye came from.