| That is the primary method of catching walleyed pollock in Alaska, for example. |
| The fish compete with native yellow perch and walleyed pike, and consume the eggs of the commercially important whitefish, among other species. |
| He was walleyed and skeletal — you could see every bone in his cranium. |
| Youd think him and that walleyed, cross-grained son-of-a-gun had been kind and lovin mates these many years. |
| In Midwestern states and elsewhere, walleyes are often called pickerel and sometimes walleyed pike. |
| He was born walleyed, with one eye that visibly turned out. |
