let's see some ice fishin pics

[genzbug]

let' see all those ice fishin pictures

[schweady]

Gotta start with this one, my first of the hard water season. (...prayin' for bigger and better things to come...)

[rcatcherman]

Looks like the right species..

[erickol]

great pic.

funny, I thought all the dink perch were under my holes. Yesterday, My first fish of the season was a cookie cutter of the one you are holding, but it was very welcome on the end of my line.

[gonefishing70]

This is from the other day. Good way to start.

[rcatcherman]

Looks good to me. I've made it a rule that i always throw the 1st walleye back. But you know I never keep any because I don't eat fish...

[Neversummer]

I got one of my buddy holding his first pike this year if someone can post it for me by email

[Ed Carlson]

Sumo Greenback from today on the Red River (CPR)

3/4 oz "Reel Baits Jigs Red Tail Flasher Jig"

Parrot Pattern

Salted minnows

Catch Photo Release (CPR)

[Quetico]

That eye looked like it filled the hole. You guys using 10" bits up there?

[AuggieDawg11]

Wow, that is a toad of a walleye.

[BMAT43]

holy cow... I've only seen fish like that on the wall...

[Burnham]

wow!!that thing is huge! hate to admit it but right when i saw the pic i was like what the heck is that. almost doesnt look like walleye, being that big. great fish tho!!

[Ed Carlson]

24" girth x 32" length = 16.7 lbs

And yes, that is a 10.25 ice hole.

Yup...that be a true Red River sumo Greenback EH!

[McGurk]

Well, after a pic like that, this thread is spent. I'd be embarrassed to put up a pic of a ho-hum 26" walleye. Talk about about premature e-picture-ation!

[Ed Carlson]

It's all good..big is big...all fish are good. My favorate picures are kids with there first fish...love them shots...pure joy in there eyes.

That sumo is a eye popper for sure. Wasn't trying to kill the thread, it just got caught and well....that is a fish I could wait to see and others must feel the same..it's a beauty.

My calculations on it's weight may have been off, fallow up reports on the tape (L x G = Wt) results may prove even more interesting.

Can't wait to see that video clip when it's ready...that's for sure. I think it very well may be the largest recorded walleye takes through the ice on film? So far anyhow.

Deal is, I'm betting, we will see even bigger yet from the Red or the Lake.