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Cheap walleye fillets - 4/7/2008 10:14:54 AM   
Big Tuna

 

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WALLEYE FILLETS on sale at GAINT EAGLE $9.99,save $3.00 dollars where $12.99 per pound, fresh,from lake Erie. Cost of boat, gas,lures, rods,reels,licence,food,ice,drink,it may be a good deal? HaHa
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RE: Cheap walleye fillets - 4/7/2008 12:01:42 PM   
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U know u may be right...

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RE: Cheap walleye fillets - 4/7/2008 3:55:33 PM   
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Yes but those don't come with a ton of good memories!

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RE: Cheap walleye fillets - 4/7/2008 4:06:03 PM   
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Walleye/Yellow Pike,4lbs $36.00

http://www.wholey.com/butterfish.html

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RE: Cheap walleye fillets - 4/7/2008 6:52:06 PM   
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Can you post this in the SPILLWAY MADNESS thread, or better yet, head to Pymatuning and tell the army of neanderthals there about this deal?

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RE: Cheap walleye fillets - 4/7/2008 7:08:53 PM   
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Sometime I wonder if they sell their walleyes,really do you think it's possible too eat 200 or more eyes a year?

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RE: Cheap walleye fillets - 4/7/2008 8:36:00 PM   
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shipped right to your door. www.walleyedirect.com

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RE: Cheap walleye fillets - 4/7/2008 9:25:02 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Big Tuna

Sometime I wonder if they sell their walleyes,really do you think it's possible too eat 200 or more eyes a year?


Who says you have to eat them all....Bring your friends fill their freezers, give em away, have fish fries with all your friends.....theres alot of socializing around a bag of fillets....

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RE: Cheap walleye fillets - 4/8/2008 7:32:01 AM   
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You don't know how many friends and lost relatives you have till you pop open a fresh bag of eyes. Always some one around to share fresh fish..

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RE: Cheap walleye fillets - 4/8/2008 9:52:28 AM   
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$9.99 is a good price, but as mikeg stated, no memories. I read about an awesome fish market in Pittsburgh called Wholeys and based on the article decided to make a trip and visit. The article stated it rivaled fish markets on the East coast and it was impressive in many respects and worth the trip. They had whole walleye[called them yellow pike] and they were $17.00/lb! This was 10 years ago.

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RE: Cheap walleye fillets - 4/8/2008 11:23:21 AM   
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When in college at Lock Haven, I lived on fish and deer.  It was amazing how many "friends" I found the minute I started grilling each night.    I found a solution however.  Since I butchered my own, I began to label it differently.  Steaks were labeled "Roadkill Skunk"  Chops were "Road Kill Coon" Cubes were "Possum".  Most of the "friends" were inner city kids who didn't know a cut of meat from a snowball so it worked!  But they still talk about the hillbilly that lived in the apartments who ate coon and possum, to this day.

Wholey's is awesome for seafood.

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RE: Cheap walleye fillets - 4/8/2008 2:51:51 PM   
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Been to wholeys myself for lobsters and shark steaks..Pretty cool place..

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RE: Cheap walleye fillets - 4/9/2008 1:52:40 AM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: Carpet Bagger

quote:

ORIGINAL: Big Tuna

Sometime I wonder if they sell their walleyes,really do you think it's possible too eat 200 or more eyes a year?


Who says you have to eat them all....Bring your friends fill their freezers, give em away, have fish fries with all your friends.....theres alot of socializing around a bag of fillets....


okay lets be honest...most families dont like their relatives THAT much...why would you want to give the fish you had a fun time catching away to have some **** relative that doest do **** for you? same goes about friends...unless they are good friends that they do things for you. Personally i'd give people things but over time it doesnt benefit you, they'll just want more and  more. I find that my fishing time is very precious and i value doing it. i enjoy the satisfaction of utilizing what i catch. NOT just to give it away so i can play a number game,
Meat Hunting 2007
Lake Erie Walleye:
Current Walleye Count : 401
Perch Count: 300

Whitetail Deer:
8 point Buck
2 Does


Trying to avoid the distance...But its hard....
<3 my baby


look familiar? haha whats taht to impress your friends? hahaha

And not to play a the game of money, shouldnt matter but have you figured out what really giving a bag away costs you? do those people you give that to realize that? fishing is by no means free. yes its your free time..tell them next time oh why dont we go out on your boat and use your tackle and you can keep the fish..bet you they'd have a different outlook on that "Free" bag of fish you just gave them.

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RE: Cheap walleye fillets - 4/9/2008 3:53:21 AM   
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My rule is I cook the meat or fish you bring the beer..........They have learned to bring a lot......Good deal for me

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RE: Cheap walleye fillets - 4/9/2008 8:19:22 AM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: Bull Lifter

quote:

ORIGINAL: Carpet Bagger

quote:

ORIGINAL: Big Tuna

Sometime I wonder if they sell their walleyes,really do you think it's possible too eat 200 or more eyes a year?


Who says you have to eat them all....Bring your friends fill their freezers, give em away, have fish fries with all your friends.....theres alot of socializing around a bag of fillets....


okay lets be honest...most families dont like their relatives THAT much...why would you want to give the fish you had a fun time catching away to have some **** relative that doest do **** for you? same goes about friends...unless they are good friends that they do things for you. Personally i'd give people things but over time it doesnt benefit you, they'll just want more and  more. I find that my fishing time is very precious and i value doing it. i enjoy the satisfaction of utilizing what i catch. NOT just to give it away so i can play a number game,
Meat Hunting 2007
Lake Erie Walleye:
Current Walleye Count : 401
Perch Count: 300

Whitetail Deer:
8 point Buck
2 Does


Trying to avoid the distance...But its hard....
<3 my baby


look familiar? haha whats taht to impress your friends? hahaha

And not to play a the game of money, shouldnt matter but have you figured out what really giving a bag away costs you? do those people you give that to realize that? fishing is by no means free. yes its your free time..tell them next time oh why dont we go out on your boat and use your tackle and you can keep the fish..bet you they'd have a different outlook on that "Free" bag of fish you just gave them.


Do you work???? All that hunting and fishing how can you find time to work?

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RE: Cheap walleye fillets - 4/9/2008 8:57:13 AM   
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you know your right . it happen every year with me. that when they know me. friends ha who cares

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RE: Cheap walleye fillets - 4/9/2008 5:09:44 PM   
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Bull, i have 5 daughters that are grown now. They use to fish with me when they were young. They all love eating fresh fish. They still fish...... but it's my freezer they fish. They can have as much as they want. I just go catch more. Not all relatives are a-holes. At least not mine. A couple of my brothers that dont have much time to fish will buy my bait and give me gas money to go fishing. I'll fillet them some fish and they come pick it up. No problem. I'd give it to them free but they know that it costs money to fish, so they always offer me something. I hope i never get to a point where i feel the way you do about family. Or is it just your in-laws?

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RE: Cheap walleye fillets - 4/9/2008 5:37:16 PM   
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hah pretty much the the cousins and so forth, i mean close family like you said..daughters..thats different. but those "stranger" type family kill me. if you get what im saying. and i dont have much of a huge family anyway and most dont like fish too much.

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RE: Cheap walleye fillets - 4/9/2008 8:03:10 PM   
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bull, i'm clapping at your post. i call them"hangers on". i get to the point where i lie about whats in the freezer wheather deer or fish. they are all good people just dont realize what it takes to get that stuff. >matt

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