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Famous for its top bass fishing, the Alexandria region also has good walleye fishing, lots of panfish, and good pike and ...

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Idaho Fish and Game has announced that there are no size or bag limits for walleye fishing at Lake Pend Oreille this summer. Anglers can enjoy catching an abundant year class of 14 to 17-inch walleye.

He started in 38 to 40 feet of water, catching smaller walleyes, smallmouth bass, and sheepshead jigging the bottom with any kind of weighted jig rigged with a paddletail or twistertail.

Now, walleye in Lake Lowell have “a self-sustaining population,” and the message to anglers is shifting: “If you catch one, keep it,” not release it, Butts said.