Where do you catch walleyes at? That seems the illusive fish to me.
Have caught only a few by accident in Normandy Lake, but man, are they good!
Have caught only a few by accident in Normandy Lake, but man, are they good!
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I got these at Watts Bar below the dam. It was a good day. We trolled crankbaits. I went with Scenic City Charters Capt. Scott Lillie was the guide. I am now confident in where and how to catch them. Best times are December thru spring.
Wooden Arrow
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catch them (or rockfish) in the winter/early spring, they are good eating. after the water warms up some, i don't fool with them at all, turn them all back. JMHO
Wooden Arrow
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anyone here eat striper/white bass/crappie roe? i love it...
Derek
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How do you cook it?
dip them in batter and deep fry is the way i like them. better to cook outside because if the sacs break they will splatter to high Heaven, and do mot overcook. they cook fast.
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Batter and deep fry is always good.
The family likes it that way but I like it baked with olive oil and old bay seasoning. Smother it with steamed rice and a little more old bay. Gonna have to get out another gallon bag of striper for this weekend.
Wooden Arrow
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i split the egg sac before breading and frying, seems to lower the potential for "explosions".
