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General Category => Fishing Discussion => Topic started by: pikebuster on December 02, 2016, 06:23:58 PM

Title: Northern pike—like you've never understood them before!
Post by: pikebuster on December 02, 2016, 06:23:58 PM
A biologist and expert angler reveals pike secrets that will help you catch more walleye, lakers, bass and perch



http://www.outdoorcanada.ca/Northern-Pike---Like-Youve-Never-Understood-Them-Before
Title: Re: Northern pike—like you've never understood them before!
Post by: NortonJoe on December 03, 2016, 02:53:44 PM
Hmmmm...very interesting!  I never bothered to wash hands/lure after catching a pike and never saw a decrease in the walleye bite.  This takes it a step further.  I'll have to try the strip of pike belly meat.  One question for anyone...is it legtal in Quebec to bait with a piece of pike?
Title: Re: Northern pike—like you've never understood them before!
Post by: Jay Thomas on December 04, 2016, 09:00:28 AM
NortonJoe,

No, in Quebec, one can not legally use any game fish, in whole or in part, as bait. Here's an excerpt from Quebec's Sport Fishing Regulations:


Fish prohibited as bait

In waters where baitfish is permitted, it is prohibited to use and have in one’s possession for use as bait the following species, whether live or dead, whole or cut up:

Bass
Brown bullhead
Channel catfish
White perch
Crucian carp
Pike
Redhorse
Panfish
Walleye
Sturgeon
Channel darter
Round goby
Lamprey
Mooneye
Goldeye
Longnose gar
Burbot
Freshwater drum
Muskellunge
Char
Yellow perch
Bowfin
Salmon
Tench
Lake trout

Jay

Here's an excerpt from the Saskatchewan Fishing Regulations:

the non-edible parts of a fish taken by angling, such as the eye, belly skin or internal organs can be used as bait and the fish from which the parts were taken must be included in your limit;
Title: Re: Northern pike—like you've never understood them before!
Post by: NortonJoe on December 04, 2016, 10:14:54 AM
@Jay Thomas that's what I had rememebered reading somewhere.  Thanks for the confirmation.