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Started by NortonJoe, July 04, 2014, 07:51:58 AM

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fishtildark

Norton Joe, I too like to fish for pike (and Musky from my early years in the Kawartha Lakes with my dad). Like Marco who must be the one who beats me to all the Beaver dams, favorite time is mid day. Favorite lures are the daredevil or bucktail. have found that while they do like the traditional weeds, they also are fond of the big rocks. Many times over the years the biggest pike encounters had to do with a hooked walleye. One took three eaters off the stringer. One real nice one caught in40 feet of water a couple years ago while jigging for lake trout. They are unpredictable, mean and fun also when they chase to the boat and have seen them come out of the water for a lure hanging a foot out.A great way to wait out the walleye feed.
So many lures and so little time.

RHYBAK

We have seen then caught downrigging 80 feet down for Lake Trout suspended over 160FOW.
Be kinder than necessary, for everyone you meet is fighting some kind of battle

puckster_guy

 thought I'd share a couple of pics of pike my wife and I caught while trolling for walleye....no wonder the pickerel weren't bitting... she bested me of course lol



Days spent fishing don't count against life :)

NortonJoe

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Beautiful pictures of pike!  The other day my wife and I grilled some pike I brought back from Lac Watson.  I removed the skin, and Y-bones and soaked it in milk overnight then grilled it the next day and it was delicious as fish tacos!
Many men go fishing all of their lives without knowing that it is not fish they are after.
~Henry David Thoreau