Is there walleye in the Amur River, Russian Far East?
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This blog is dedicated to travel & flyfishing, to the nature of the Siberia & Pacific coast of Northern Asia, wilderness trips, and environment protection. I think, flyfishing is the top of sport fishing - the most complicated and "fair" fishing method. Flyfishing is for those who is aware of the fragility and vulnerability of nature. When I can not fly fish (too cold), I tie flies and fish through the ice. My websites are http://flyfishingrussia.com/ and http://xapuyc.ru/
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- Mikhail Skopets
- Khabarovsk, Russia
- I am professional fish biologist & enthusiastic fly-fisherman. I spend lots of time in expeditions to remote corners of the Russian Far East. When I do not travel, I tie flies or go out fishing..
Looks ver similar to a Walleye ..but different. A Zander maybe??
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