North saskatchewan River

[rich232399]

world record walleye is 35 inches that one he caught was mably 20 inches

[TOASTTUBE1]

lol thats maybe 8 pounds max

[gburwash]

your old laydys clit is 8 pounds..

[TOASTTUBE1]

Wow a youtube tough guy. Did your little post there make u feel better about your puny fish.

[randomclam8ownz]

8lb walleye are nice i don't take them as an insult lol

[Gregoru3746]

The River is super clean until it meets up with the clearwater river, then its gets sorta brown.

[bonnieedmonton]

Whoaaaa! That is a nice looking fish and I wouldn't hesitate for a second to eat it. You all think NS riv is sooo polluted? Give me a break! It aint as bad as you all make it sound!

[gburwash]

no doubt, I think alot of people dont realize that their tap water comes from that river, thanks for the positive comments.

[albertafisher]

I would be careful just because it lives upstream doesn't make it clean, it could of migrated from down stream where there is lead and mercury!

[Asianmisfit]

what time were you fishing??

[gburwash]

we were fishing around three in the afternoon.

[bloggo1]

i guess that was my point, it's the dirty water the fish are swimming in, in the city, that wouldn't want me to take a bite, you know what i mean? :-)

[bloggo1]

did you eat the walleye?

[gburwash]

LOL not in Edmonton, we had a Walleye shore lunch up stream where the pike was caught.

[bloggo1]

ya, the fish just aren't that fresh and tasty when they are swimming in the city, are they? further upstream they would be much cleaner!

[gburwash]

we the fish in Edmonton I woldnt say are dirty but the environment they live in with all the run off sure is. the botom of the boat has scum on it when we are all done, it has to be washed off.

[phxXMiScHiViOuSXx]

That is gross!

[gburwash]

we were west of Tomahawk toward draton valley, the walleye we cought in Edmonton

[dinobambino28]

Nice pike. What part of the North Saskatchewan?