On Tue, 01 Nov 2005 09:21:42 -0600, Rodney wrote:

Stinkweed wrote:


To be honest, I had never heard of "shore lunch" before.



Shore lunch is a common service provided by guides, especially Walleye,
and trout guides. Most of the time they catch a daily limit, then go to
the shore and fix it up for lunch, then continue fishing, keeping
another daily limit. It's not legal, but they have eaten the evidence of
keeping more than the daily limits.

Hmm. The way I've read about it, I didn't think they cooked up a
whole limit. That's usually several fish per person. A wee bit too
filling for a lunch, especially with legal walleye. Never occurred
to me that some might do it to avoid limit rules. Just the taste of
the fish and the fun of them being fresh caught would be the thrill
for me.

I have to admit, eating fish that fresh on the bank somewhere, sure is a
great out door experience


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