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PERCH, measure. The length of sixteen feet and a half: a pole or rod of that length. Forty perches in length and four in breadth make an acre of land.

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The "logs" we are encountering are walleyes between 25 and 32 inches.

INTO THE GREAT WIDE OPEN FOR GIANT WALLEYES

And the walleyes will tip the scale at 10 pounds-plus.

A great way to spend an afternoon, even after a long day at the office

The NOTS engineers continued to develop refinements and upgrades for the Walleye. 1965 saw the beginning of pilot production of the weapon.

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The walleye device's fingerprint sensor software is named as "Pixel Imprint," while the sensor software on the taimen device is named as "Nexus Imprint."

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"There's more interest than ever," Gordon said, "and there's been increasing likelihood that walleye could be commercially grown, for example, in the Manitoulin area at the cage culture sites."

First Nations to fish farm: fund propelling aquaculture industry forward

Norman Kay was one of those engineers and whose hobby of building televisions in his home helped bring about the creation of the Walleye. According to John Darrell Sherwood in his book Nixon's Trident: Naval Power in Southeast Asia, 1968-1972, Kay built an iconoscope camera in 1958 that could do a funny thing, recalled fellow project engineer William H.

NAVY recognized 50 years of the walleye

Mitochondrial DNA RFLP analysis.--Four hundred eighty-nine walleye samples from the Rockcastle River, and 18 samples from the Big South Fork were assayed for the mtDNA control region RFLP.

Genetic identity of walleye in the Cumberland River

Our objective was to examine the food habits of juvenile walleye pollock for evidence of an annual cycle and to elucidate how these food habits may vary regionally in relation to previously observed geographic variation in juvenile body condition and growth rate.

Regional variation in the annual feeding cycle of juvenile walleye pollock (Theragra chalcogramma) in the western Gulf of Alaska

"Walleye abundance and the sport catch have been declining over recent years in Lake Erie due to below-average hatches since 2003," Knight acknowledges.

Walleye forecast promising

Previous walleye scares in the Middle Fork Willamette River system involved a few isolated fish found downstream of Dexter Dam in the early 1990s.

WHERE'S WALLEYE?

During the mid-1990s, anglers reported large numbers of walleye (Stizostedton vitreum) in spawning condition concentrated on shallow points adjacent to the Maumee River channel during spring.

Evidence of walleye spawning in Maumee Bay, Lake Erie (1)

The officials said the Kaiyo Maru 28, a trawler based in Wakkanai, Hokkaido, was detained Tuesday last week in waters of the Russian exclusive economic zone on suspicion of exceeding its fishing quota for walleye pollack.