Here's a little interesting fact I came across too......
 
The total allowable catch (TAC) for Lake Erie walleye was set at 4.027 million fish, a noticeable jump from a TAC of 3.356 million in 2013. Ohio gets the lion’s share of 2.058 million fish, up from 1.715 million in 2013, with Ontario allocated 1.734 million walleye. Michigan, Pennsylvania and New York get small shares of the TAC.
Ohio does not allow commercial fishing for walleye, and sport anglers have not come close to catching Ohio’s quota of walleye in decades. In Ontario, commercial walleye fishing dominates. Even with reduced effort in recent years, netters have been able to catch the majority of the Ontario quota.
 
Good old Canadian netters ! Bet there's a lot of extras in those nets !

how many square miles are in PA  & how many in NY?

 I'd be goin' to Pmy in April & start milkin' eggs & be putin' in my bathtub for a month if I lived close to the SR THEN. pURDY sIMple
 
crappy

They be in my freezer also after doin' some milkin' 
Hope your Grandkids get to enjoy that river as much as u have.
 
crappy 

   You never were publicly intoxicated,went over the speed limit, got into a fight so on & so on??  Oh well if it makes someone this upset just got to live with it for now I guess? and go through the legal process 
 
gotta go headin' to Pmy for 3 too 4 days 
 
crappy 

crappiefisher
   You never were publicly intoxicated,went over the speed limit, got into a fight so on & so on??  Oh well if it makes someone this upset just got to live with it for now I guess? and go through the legal process  gotta go headin' to Pmy for 3 too 4 days  crappy 

Crappiefisher, you Sir, know me all too well. Correct you are...... No.... No...... and No. 3 million miles driving truck for a living and driving since "67", never stopped for any motor vehicle infraction. I do not consume alcohol outside my home. Never let my mouth overload what my asz can't handle so, never been in what I ever called a fight.

But thanks for asking.


Good luck at Pymie, catch a bunch.

Capt. there is in fact, a difference with the walleye fishery at Pymie but, that depends on who you ask.
 
Me, I put my money on the info provided by the locals who tell me the walleye are just beginning to make a come back. Yeah just starting to make a come back but, nowhere near what it was just 8 years ago when the biologist started screwing with, stocking fry vs fingerling etc.

Articles of that fiasco where printed in the "PA. Outdoors" along with letters to the editor from area fisherman who know, what PAST walleye fishing was, at Pymie.

Personally, I think we will see a change for the better now that our area lakes and rivers will be allowed to revert to the good ole days.

Thankfully to SOS.

I've also witnessed the boys in blue do their thing. Watched 4 in a boat last year
put every fish they caught in the cooler shorty eyes included. Like Walleye Bill said
let me have a sub legal in my box and the fish cops would get me good. I don't
know what effect it has on the fishery but everyone needs to play by the rules.
Also some of the boys in blue have some nice motor boats...what ever happened to
their row boats...lol
Tim