Walleyes in Precarious and Particular Places By: Bruce Mosher
Walleyes and whales could never coexist. Well, first there’s that saltwater to freshwater issue, and then the fact that whales breathe air through a blowhole and walleyes take oxygen aquatically, through gills. Now both species spend time in wide open spaces – whales sucking plankton through their baleen and walleyes sucking flesh through their choppers – but their timecards differ. Whales are always at sea. Walleyes are only sometimes at sea...
Remember when cartoon characters had little balloons over their head that held the words they were either speaking or thinking? And you could always tell when a great idea was about to spill forth because the balloon showed a light bulb suddenly being lit. I have enjoyed a few moments like that. A light bulb suddenly went off in my head! Yep. There it was, maybe an answer to a conundrum that had plagued me for years, or possibly just a new twist on an old theme that made whatever easier or possibly more successful than before...