Walleye
Walleye are found statewide in large streams, rivers, lakes and reservoirs. They feed primarily on fishes, insects and crustaceans.
Walleye are torpedo shaped with a large mouth filled with sharp teeth. They have large, white eyes and a single black spot near the rear base of the first dorsal fin. The lower lobe of the tail (caudal) fin and lower anal fin is white.
4 (with only one 20 inches or longer) of a combination of sauger, saugeye and/or walleye.
Several lakes have specific sauger, saugeye and walleye length regulations, please see your South Dakota Fishing Handbook for more information.
8
8 pounds
27 inches (released fish only)