Walleye Fish Animal Pictures

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Walleye fish - catch and release.

Walleye fish - catch and release.
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Walleye fish - catch and release.

Walleye fish in the St-Lawrence River

Walleye fish in the St-Lawrence River
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Walleye fish in the St-Lawrence River

Fishing Walleye fish in the angler's hands.

Fishing Walleye fish in the angler's hands.
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Fishing Walleye fish in the angler's hands.

Happy fisherman with walleye fish

Happy fisherman with walleye fish
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Happy fisherman with walleye fish

We just stocked out our remaining walleye this week, closing the book on our 2013 walleye season. Just how important are walleye to our state? It's estimated that about 500,000 are harvested in the Missouri River alone each year. They are the most sought after fish in our waters and anglers spend over 1.3 million hours a year fishing for them. That means major dollars going into fishing licences, gear, bait and local businesses! These young walleye are our fisheries future. Photo Credit: Spencer Neuharth / USFWS USFWS Mountain-Prairie / CC BY 2.0, from Wikimedia Commons, the free media repository https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Walleye_Fingerling_(9518198980).jpg https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/deed.en

Walleye fish fingerlings being released
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Walleye fish fingerlings being released

Walleye fish isolated on a white background.

Walleye fish isolated on a white background.
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Walleye fish isolated on a white background.