Only one walleye in possession. 1, anglers on Upper Red Lake are allowed to keep four walleye this season, with only one walleye longer than 17 inches, compared to the five. "Anglers fishing on Upper Red Lake in northern Minnesota during the open-water season that starts May 13 will have a five-walleye possession limit, with. . Protected Slot: All pike between 30 to 40 inches must be released. Walleye: From November 1, through February 25, , the daily and possession limit is four. Effective Wednesday, Nov. 1, anglers fishing on the state waters of Upper Red Lake can keep up to four walleye with one longer than 17 inches. On that waterway, the agency says one walleye between ″, or one longer than 28″, can be kept. The fish carcass. There, the DNR says there were slightly lower. Only one over 17" allowed in possession. Possession Limit: An. “More spawning stock is not. The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) says anglers on Upper Red Lake will have a five-walleye possession limit, with only one. The daily bag and possession limit will be two walleye, and anglers must immediately release all walleye to inches long. The open water season had a four-walleye possession limit, with only one walleye longer than 20 inches allowed. The Daily Limit: (3) northern pike with NONE in the protected slot.