Walleye's

The walleye is the most sought-after fish in Minnesota. Its thick, white fillets, handsome shape and coloring, and elusive nature make it the ultimate prize among anglers. Each year, anglers in Minnesota keep roughly 3.5 million walleyes totaling 4 million pounds. The average walleye caught and kept is about 14 inches long and weighs slightly more than 1 pound. The walleye is named for its pearlescent eye, which is caused by a reflective layer of pigment, called the tapetum lucidum, that helps it see and feed at night or in murky water.

That description sure made them sound good to this here southern fellow.

They are one of the best, clean, fresh tasting fish you will ever eat, Greg! Thanks for the post, Mike!

yes there are very tasty .....ive caught about all my walleyes at night too .....thanks mike

I am ready for some , never tried them but I hear it is like a great perch!!

Pappy the perch is in the walleye family and yes they taste real close to the perch, fact some people will argue with you the the perch tastes better than the walleye, myself i like them equal so i won't argue lololol