The Walleye sporting fish is a freshwater “Perciform” fish native to Southern and middle Northern regions of Canada as well as to the contiguous northern regions of the United States Walleye or sometimes known as Walley fish is a North American relative of the European pikeperch. In addition to make it somewhat confusing the common North American walleye is sometimes referred to as the yellow walleye to distinguish it from the extinct blue walleye. The Blue Walleye was a prolific fish of the Great Lakes- predominantly Lakes Erie and Ontario.
This different species of fish The Blue Walleye was a prolific fish to the extent that it was heavily commercially fished in the Great Lakes fishing regions.
Unfortunately the popularity and delicacy of this fish lead to its demise and extinction. Up to 50 % of the commercial fish catch of the area was of the Blue Walleye variety fish.
Over fishing in the 1950s led to a population crash of the Blue Walleye fishery. In the 1960s the introduction of the Zebra Mussel into the Great Lakes Catchment area was the final straw. By 1965 the Blue Walleye of the Great Lakes Fisheries was pronounced extinct for all...
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