Originally Posted by
fishingtim
Craig,
Since the length limit of walleye was raised to 21”, at Cheney, catching a 25” + walleye is a common along with hearing of people catching a 10lb walleye out there. With El Dorado length limits now matching Cheney catching bigger walleye more often at El Dorado should follow suit, similar to Cheney. Has there been any talk or research to try to make the lakes “trophy” walleye lakes? Instead of having a 21in length limit you would set a length limit that you could keep walleye between 21in and 27in, or somewhere around there, and release everything over 27in. Similar to what they do in a lot of Canadian lakes. Do you think Kansas walleye fishermen in general would like or dislike this idea? Or KDWP would ever consider this? Would this be a biologist or anger decision or both? One downside is that you did catch a 29in walleye, you couldn’t take it home to put it on the wall, you would have to measure it and get a replica.
Just courious of your thoughts on this.
Thanks,
Tim.