03-18-2016, 03:11 AM
Here is the proof:
http://www.walleyecentral.com/articles/?a=5
As far as the walleye in Willard declining, I'll have to again disagree. While it is true that the walleye in Willard have suffered by the introduction of Wipers, I would not say they have declined, maybe taken a back seat to the Wipers[
]. Not sure how often you fish Willard but I'm out there a lot, 40 to 50 days a year in the last five years and during that time I can say that walleye catching is the best it has ever been at the Bay. At least as far as numbers go. Back in the 70's when I moved to Utah, I remember catching bigger average eyes but never consistently, in the numbers we are seeing today. Again This is what I've observed since the 70's but it is my opinion, just as what you state is your opinion or do you have some facts to back up what you are saying about walleye at Willard being on the decline.
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http://www.walleyecentral.com/articles/?a=5
As far as the walleye in Willard declining, I'll have to again disagree. While it is true that the walleye in Willard have suffered by the introduction of Wipers, I would not say they have declined, maybe taken a back seat to the Wipers[
]. Not sure how often you fish Willard but I'm out there a lot, 40 to 50 days a year in the last five years and during that time I can say that walleye catching is the best it has ever been at the Bay. At least as far as numbers go. Back in the 70's when I moved to Utah, I remember catching bigger average eyes but never consistently, in the numbers we are seeing today. Again This is what I've observed since the 70's but it is my opinion, just as what you state is your opinion or do you have some facts to back up what you are saying about walleye at Willard being on the decline.[signature]