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I went out on Smithville Lake here in MO and had a good day. I had the bite early on weightless trickworms but it quickly shut down. We tried a few things but we ended up throwing crankbaits through and around a creek channel we found that had some shad action. I caught 3 under 2 lb bass and my buddy was fairing a little better, catching a 4 lb and 5 lber.

Anyway, with all this bass action it was my (pleasant?) surprise to catch this beautiful walleye. 30.5" 12.5 lbs!

For reference, I'm 6' 2", 200 lbs.

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is it just me or do all walleyes look like they've been dead for a few hours?

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Nice walleyes both of you.  And I have to agree with the rest that it does not look like a 12 lb walleye, I catch them here in Idaho.  That other one is huge, and I would say looks more like a 12 lber.  Might need a new scale.

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Dave,

Yes, it is just you.

;D   ;D   ;D   ;D   ;D   ;D   ;D   ;D   ;D   ;D   ;D   ;D   ;D   ;D   ;D   ;D

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The guy in the pic with the huge walleye is not me.  I just took it off google images to show a reference of what a 12lb. walleye should look like.  Sorry for not clarifying.

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