walleye
鲑鱼,鲸鱼,鳟鱼,马利鱼
Definitions
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plural wall·eyes, wall·eye.
- : Also called walleyed pike, jack salmon. a large game fish, Stizostedion vitreum, inhabiting the lakes and rivers of northeastern North America; pikeperch.
- : any of various other fishes having large, staring eyes.
- : an eye characteristic of a walleyed person or animal.
- : Military. a series of television-guided bombs with high-explosive warheads, in production since the 1960s.
Examples
It’s hard to go wrong with any of the area’s campsites, but among the best are those at Horseshoe Lake, a narrow, scenic body of water that is home to excellent walleye fishing.
The biggest problem is likely with walleye recruitment, according to Greg Sass, Wisconsin Department of Natural Resource’s fisheries research team leader.
Natural walleye reproduction has dropped so much that from 1990 to 2000, about 60 percent of northern Wisconsin’s waters were sustained entirely by wild walleye.
Billy Towler—alias Walleye—looked after him with an air of uncertainty.
Because brood-stock of the major sport-fishes is already present, stocking is unnecessary, except for walleye and northern pike.
Rack turned the walleye toward him, as though he could see out of it.
The spirits of trout and salmon and bass and walleye and sunfish and pike, all the fish of lakes and streams that fed his people.
"Calm down, boy," he said, his staring walleye gleaming in the lantern light.