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smackem
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So, I heard this place gets stocked with walleyes. With gas the way it is I've changed my locations of fishing. Otter Creek isn't all that far away so I better give er a try. Anyone lese ever tried this place for walleyes? Any tips would be helpfull.
Thanks
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bigesox
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The County Conservation Board are the ones who oversee the stocking. I'd suggest calling them. I don't think it's a goldmine for eyes, but I think there are some in there. Let us know how you do. 
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Xpressman00
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Otter had walleyes stocked in it a few years ago to try and control the yellow bass. The have a 15 inch limit on the lake and there are not very many legal eyes in the lake yet. Lots of 10-12" fish right now. In a couple of years we should start seeing a lot more legal fish.
Now I don't think they reproduce in the lake but I could be wrong. There are tons of yellows and catfish in the lake if you want to have some fun.
Let me know if you have any other questions.
Dave
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Dave Deutsch
2003 Xpress 1650VJ - 2003 Mercury 25 horse 4 Stroke
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smackem
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Thats good to hear. I think I'll give er a try
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thinker
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Is this the Otter Creek that starts at westgate and joins the Big Wapsi about 4 miles NW of Independence at Otterville (witch may not be on newer Iowa maps).
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Jason White
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I believe they are talking about the lake north of Tama/Toledo.
--Whitey
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smackem
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Yeap the Tama area
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Otter Creek Walleyes???
