The future of walleye in Lake Pueblo is looking bright after Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials recently collected an estimated 130 million eggs during the agency’s version of “March Madness.” Although it’s not basketball, the sport of catching walleye will be a slam dunk for anglers in the coming years thanks to the successful harvest which is being billed as a record-setting collection of roe (or eggs) by aquatic biologists, said Bill Vogrin, Colorado Parks and Wildlife public information officer. Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials, with the help of volunteers, head...