07-01-2010, 08:10 PM
[quote mike4cobra]
Walleye are the most geneticaly diverse species in north america. A bass, trout, bluegill, musky, ect are almost identicall where ever they are found. But walleye adapt so quickly to new water it actually changes them geneticaly. This is biology and a fact, look it up. You almost cant use the same techniques on one body of water to another for em, why, cause they are actually a different fish.
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Say WHAT??????????????
You done lost all credibility there bud. They're still walleye. Nothing in their DNA has been changed. Everything that you've posted is suspect if you believe in voodoo. Different techniques in different bodies of water... Sure. But their genetics haven't changed.
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Walleye are the most geneticaly diverse species in north america. A bass, trout, bluegill, musky, ect are almost identicall where ever they are found. But walleye adapt so quickly to new water it actually changes them geneticaly. This is biology and a fact, look it up. You almost cant use the same techniques on one body of water to another for em, why, cause they are actually a different fish.
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Say WHAT??????????????
You done lost all credibility there bud. They're still walleye. Nothing in their DNA has been changed. Everything that you've posted is suspect if you believe in voodoo. Different techniques in different bodies of water... Sure. But their genetics haven't changed.
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