If my three fish limit consisted of an 18.5" a 19" and a 22" I'd have to check my tape measure to make sure somebody didn't cut the first four inches off!

We have a travelling trophy within our group that is awarded to the guy who catches the biggest walleye on our spring trip each year. We've come across some pretty tough weather in recent years but the winning walleye is usually between 19" and 22". Oddly enough our group has caught 3 fish that measured 24 3/4" which are our biggest fish in the AS (after spearing) era. A few years back I lost a walleye that looked to be in the 25" to 28" range. Before my swivel broke I saw just enough of the fish to keep me up at night.

After all that, to answer your question I'd have to say our typical stringer consist of walleye in the 14" - 18" range. Not to say a 20 incher is an oddity but we usually snap a phot when one is caught.