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post 1641133883 06-18-2021, 07:00 AM
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New video: Traditional walleye spearing. Enjoy!

Went to a spawning river with some native friends, and did some spearing.



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post 1641134183 06-18-2021, 07:06 AM
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not srs...Love walleye, they fry up so nice.
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Originally Posted By badbl00d
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not srs...Love walleye, they fry up so nice.
Its kind of like fish hunting, which is pretty neat.
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top-tier production value and you have an excellent voice for this. you're a natural brah
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Originally Posted By MetroBrah
top-tier production value and you have an excellent voice for this. you're a natural brah
thnx. I always think my voice sucks ass, but I think thats the same for everyone. lol

I really enjoy doing this.

I have currently taken up musky fishing, so am filming my progression to first fish. Hope it happens this weekend!!
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Damn...walleye is 10/10 eating. As good as haddock if not better
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Originally Posted By RICHSTRONG
Damn...walleye is 10/10 eating. As good as haddock if not better
Ya man, had a couple last night.

Been to some native feasts too, and I dunno if its how they cook it or what, but theirs is always better than i do it.
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Originally Posted By Hutrapper
Ya man, had a couple last night.

Been to some native feasts too, and I dunno if its how they cook it or what, but theirs is always better than i do it.
I just use a beer batter and deep fry. Never baked any but I bet it's great too
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Originally Posted By RICHSTRONG
I just use a beer batter and deep fry. Never baked any but I bet it's great too
I have to develop a good beer batter.

My wife does some baked in lemon pepper. Thats good, and I have a deep fry batter I make that is real thick and crunches when you bit into it.. gonna do a quick vid on it at some point.

But the natives...its almost like a chicken finger coating. Not sure wtf they do
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did not watch vid but gjdm
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Genuine question, when fishing for that fish are there ones that you can't or don't take because of size or maturity?

I can't imagine that spear leaving much room for error lol
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Originally Posted By freeburn
Genuine question, when fishing for that fish are there ones that you can't or don't take because of size or maturity?

I can't imagine that spear leaving much room for error lol
Good question.

Males are usually smaller. Females that spawn are generally larger.

So they try and take two or three small fish to one large one in the hopes of having a one female to two male ratio.

That also helps with the hatchery eggs to milt (sperm) ratio.

So basically they target the smaller males more, and are sure to milk the females eggs every time they get a female
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Watching right now, mirin lifestyle, I need to get into fishing
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Originally Posted By BalognaNbeans
Watching right now, mirin lifestyle, I need to get into fishing
Get after it!

I always say, no matter where you live fishing is the one thing that almost always is within reach.

In some capacity anyway.
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Mirin OPie, had never heard of walleye spearfishing

Just had some walleye last week from the ottawa river (1.5 hours upstream from the city so the water quality is much more clean), most hngg fresh water fish out there


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fuark brah seems like you're always up to something fun and outdoors, makes me slightly envious ngl. will try to watch the whole vid later on.
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Originally Posted By Pown
Mirin OPie, had never heard of walleye spearfishing

Just had some walleye last week from the ottawa river (1.5 hours upstream from the city so the water quality is much more clean), most hngg fresh water fish out there


Eating fish from downstream might be a bit suspect if only because all the political bullchit spewing from ottawa
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Originally Posted By DimTriad
fuark brah seems like you're always up to something fun and outdoors, makes me slightly envious ngl. will try to watch the whole vid later on.
Thnx man. I always generally am up to something.

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Originally Posted By RICHSTRONG
Damn...walleye is 10/10 eating. As good as haddock if not better
Originally Posted By Hutrapper
Ya man, had a couple last night.

Been to some native feasts too, and I dunno if its how they cook it or what, but theirs is always better than i do it.
My uncle and cousin are some of the top walleye fishermen on Lake Erie - win tourneys and what not. The old boat - a 27' sportcraft...man what a setup they had. Several times coming in from an all day trip we had fish and wildlife waiting on us because the charter guys kept reporting him for running illegal charters. But he didn't, they were just friends and family he had. But we always came back with limit and they charter guys struggled.

The fillets are amazing - I just ate a two pound bag two weeks ago after strongman training 26.35oz was 694c 0c 8.8f 140.5p - was amazing.
I heat a pan on high, melt butter, turn the heat down and lay the fillets across and cover. low and slow usually until all the moisture is sucked out, I don't know why, but that's how I like it, a nice browning on the fillets.

Did you cut the cheeks off? The cheeks are fantastic as well.
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Originally Posted By Cleveland33
My uncle and cousin are some of the top walleye fishermen on Lake Erie - win tourneys and what not. The old boat - a 27' sportcraft...man what a setup they had. Several times coming in from an all day trip we had fish and wildlife waiting on us because the charter guys kept reporting him for running illegal charters. But he didn't, they were just friends and family he had. But we always came back with limit and they charter guys struggled.

The fillets are amazing - I just ate a two pound bag two weeks ago after strongman training 26.35oz was 694c 0c 8.8f 140.5p - was amazing.
I heat a pan on high, melt butter, turn the heat down and lay the fillets across and cover. low and slow usually until all the moisture is sucked out, I don't know why, but that's how I like it, a nice browning on the fillets.

Did you cut the cheeks off? The cheeks are fantastic as well.
Always take cheeks. They are great!

As for low and slow, my wife bakes them, and takes the cover off for the last bit.

If it is too moist walleye gets a bit soggy. I as well like it almost browned a bit.

i do love it deep fried at 375 though in a good heavy batter. I guided a few times, and one of my good friends who will likely be in some future videos is a fishing guide, and has been for years.

Lots of 30" plus fish here thanks to the stoking efforts of the natives in the video.
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Originally Posted By Hutrapper
Always take cheeks. They are great!

As for low and slow, my wife bakes them, and takes the cover off for the last bit.

If it is too moist walleye gets a bit soggy. I as well like it almost browned a bit.

i do love it deep fried at 375 though in a good heavy batter. I guided a few times, and one of my good friends who will likely be in some future videos is a fishing guide, and has been for years.

Lots of 30" plus fish here thanks to the stoking efforts of the natives in the video.
good man on the cheeks - if you go on youtube there are guys that show how to cut out what they call walleye wings, tried them two summers ago, they were ok, but nothing like the cheeks and fillets.

Yeah Erie was really bad for awhile - my uncle sold the big boat and was done, but then my cousin bought a smaller one and they went back to an easier style (all dipsy divers no down riggers or planer boards) when the numbers were coming back up. In 2018 I went out for the first time in a long time and we had limit, which I think is 6/ea, in under an hour and a half. Put a line out, by the time you were ready to drop the next one, a fish was on. Almost one after another. We realized how fast we had 16, we started pulling in lines to not go over limit and we had two on that never tripped the dipsy
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Very entertaining stuff brah, thanks for posting! The spear you made is pretty gnarly!
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Originally Posted By JayDigital
Very entertaining stuff brah, thanks for posting! The spear you made is pretty gnarly!
Thanks. The next time I will make it out of antler. Not as brittle that way.
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Originally Posted By Cleveland33
good man on the cheeks - if you go on youtube there are guys that show how to cut out what they call walleye wings, tried them two summers ago, they were ok, but nothing like the cheeks and fillets.

Yeah Erie was really bad for awhile - my uncle sold the big boat and was done, but then my cousin bought a smaller one and they went back to an easier style (all dipsy divers no down riggers or planer boards) when the numbers were coming back up. In 2018 I went out for the first time in a long time and we had limit, which I think is 6/ea, in under an hour and a half. Put a line out, by the time you were ready to drop the next one, a fish was on. Almost one after another. We realized how fast we had 16, we started pulling in lines to not go over limit and we had two on that never tripped the dipsy
Amazing how fast you can catch them when th population is there and they are on.

You ever get over to lake St Clair? I hear it has an incredble fishery for almost all species.
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Good af brah. One of my favorite fish to eat along with stripers, bluegills and sturgeons
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Originally Posted By q0c0p
Good af brah. One of my favorite fish to eat along with stripers, bluegills and sturgeons
Mirin hard at sturgeon.

We have them, but closed season and they are rare as leprechauns
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