tyeee
10/24/2016 4:43:00 PMAre you certain it was a Walleye? I haven't heard about walleye in Lake Washington. It may have been a Northern Pike Minnow. They look a little bit like a walleye. Did it have a white tip on the lower lobe of the tail? If so, it's a walleye.
tyeee
10/24/2016 4:43:00 PMAre you certain it was a Walleye? I haven't heard about walleye in Lake Washington. It may have been a Northern Pike Minnow. They look a little bit like a walleye. Did it have a white tip on the lower lobe of the tail? If so, it's a walleye.
The Quadfather
10/24/2016 5:22:00 PMLike Tyee said, not likely a Walleye, but you can always post your pic and let the peanut gallery interpret your catch.
jnfishing
10/24/2016 5:46:00 PMWell, after looking at walley pictures vs squaw pictures, you gentleman where right. I'm posting a picture of the beautiful northern pike minnow when I figure out how....
ARK
10/24/2016 9:23:00 PMI believe the WDFW has actually found that a few walleye are to be found in Lake Washington. Their advice if I remember it correctly is to keep any walleye or at least kill the intruder. They are vicious predators and would only add to the decreasing sockeye run.