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| Giant Fish (page 2) |
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| Giant Perch Port Stanley, ON |
Captain Wylie Port Clinton, OH |
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This Giant Perch is mounted on top of a sign on the Lake Erie shorefront. Yellow perch is a local specialty. For more, see this website,
Captain Wylie is a 20 foot long fiberglass walleye. He is paraded around during the annual Walleye Festival and then parked in front of the Lakeland Hotel. Port Clinton proclaims itself to be the Walleye Capital of the World. For more, see these websites: 1, 2, and 3. |
| Beaver House Grand Marais, MN |
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| The Beaver House bait and tackle shop features a giant walleye statue and a relief with beavers. The store opened here in 1964 and I believe the walleye was installed at that time. For more, see this website. |
| Giant Walleye Rush City, MN |
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| The Rush City Walleye is also installed at a gas station. He is about 14 feet long and made of fiberglass. This giant fish has been here since the late 1990s. A sign next to the giant fish indicates that it was caught by Paul Bunyan. |
| Willie Walleye Baudette, MN |
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| Willie Walleye is 40 feet long. The statue was installed in Bay Park in 1959. For more, see these websites: 1 and 2. |
| Giant Walleye Shell Lake, MN |
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| This Giant Walleye has two tails in order to present the same leaping action to traffic coming from both directions. The statue has been here since at least 2006. |
| Giant Walleye Lake Kabetogama, MN |
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| This Giant Walleye statue is 14 feet long and has a saddle on its back for photo-ops. This statue is a replica of the one built in 1949. The original concrete walleye was built by Duane Beyers. For more, see these websites: 1 and 2. |
| Giant Walleye Garrison, MN 2001: |
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| This Walleye statue was built in 1965 when Garrison declared itself the "Walleye Capital of the World." It is 26 feet long. The fiberglass statue was originally intended to be portable and used to accompany Miss Garrison in the annual parade. It is now installed on a cement base. Around 2008, the statue was repainted a copper color. |
| Giant Walleye Ottertail, MN |
Giant Walleye Isle, MN |
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This Walleye statue in Ottertail is located at the Otter Tail Beach Resort.
This Walleye statue in Isle is installed in front the First National Bank of Milaca. For more, see this website. |
| Walleye & Muskie Isle, MN |
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| These Walleye and Muskie statues are located at Johnson's Portside Bait & Liquor. They have been there since at least 2007. |
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