Sentence examples for walleye from inspiring English sources

Fish taken through the ice vary from panfish (crappies, bluegills, and perch) to larger game fish (pike, walleye, bass, and lake trout).

Unalaska is now among the top fishing ports (particularly of walleye pollock [Theragra chalcogramma]) in the United States, with large fish-processing plants on land and factory ships offshore.

Recreational fishing is the most common type of fishing in North Dakota, especially the catch of perch, walleye, and northern pike in Devils Lake and Lake Sakakawea.

The numerous fish types include panfish as well as various trout species, bass, walleye, northern pike, muskellunge, and sturgeon.

The walleye is designated as the state fish and is the most popular catch of anglers.

Among more than 150 fish species are bass, trout, walleye, muskellunge, and perch, while the dozens of species of mammals include deer, opossums, foxes, skunks, raccoons, groundhogs, and rabbits.

The streams are stocked with fish trout, walleye, and others each spring to support sportfishing.

Mountain streams and lake impoundments feature trout, bass, pikes, crappies, walleyes, and muskellunge, while the improving water quality of the larger rivers accommodates increasing numbers of perch, bluegills, catfish, and other species.

Freshwater fish taken by this method include bluegills, crappies, perch, carp, and catfish, as well as bass and walleyes.

The ridiculous moneymaking schemes suggested in Scouting publications — selling magazine subscriptions door to door, learning magic tricks and charging admission to magic shows, acquiring the tools of taxidermy and stuffing your neighbors' prize-winning walleyes — all similarly reeked either of vassalage ("I am taxidermist to the ruling class") or, worse, of charity.

In Midwestern states and elsewhere, walleyes are often called pickerel and sometimes walleyed pike.