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MyFishFinder By Species => Northern Pike => Topic started by: anthonyebola on Mar 15, 2007, 04:02 PM
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Northern Pike spawn shortly after ice out right?? How well do they bite and what are some good tactics to use?
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They closed here on March 15th in NY...so never really tried untill they open again in May
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Spoons and plugs in Southern Alberta at ice out work well, and the pike really attack them.
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Northern Pike spawn shortly after ice out right?? How well do they bite and what are some good tactics to use?
What works well here in Montana is using LARGE smelt fished with bobbers near good weed lines , creek channels and shallow bays. ;)
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They can be very active right after ice out. I usually get them on mepps, or slow moving rapalas. MY best luck is in the real shallow water, 2-3 feet. Backs of canals have produced best.
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Shallow bays with smelt on quick strike rig ,on bottom 8)
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Forget the Pike, chase Rock Bass instead! ;D
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Forget the Pike, chase Rock Bass instead! ;D
My pike would eat your rock bass for breakfast ;D
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My pike would eat your rock bass for breakfast ;D
OK, so you have never seen a 32# Red Eyed Rock Bass, Eh? :D
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OK, so you have never seen a 32# Red Eyed Rock Bass, Eh? :D
You bet, sticking out of a 40# pikes mouth ;)
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You bet, sticking out of a 40# pikes mouth ;)
I use pike as bait to catch rockbass
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I use pike as bait to catch rockbass
Thanks for the help PM! Im Gone for the night. Have a good evening all!
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Come on Man!!! You're trying to tell me you'd rather catch Google Eye sunfish over Pike... I use bait for Pike bigger than most of those Google Eye's you catch!!! :o
;D
Good Fishing!
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Come on Man!!! You're trying to tell me you'd rather catch Google Eye sunfish over Pike... I use bait for Pike bigger than most of those Google Eye's you catch!!! :o
;D
Good Fishing!
There you go!!! Back to even strength.
Thanks Neptune. But you gotta understand them a bit. No real fish to idolize so they picked the easiest one to catch. :o
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Come on Man!!! You're trying to tell me you'd rather catch Google Eye sunfish over Pike... I use bait for Pike bigger than most of those Google Eye's you catch!!! :o
;D
Good Fishing!
I caught this one a 24" pike
(https://www.myfishfinder.com/fishing_forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fi4.photobucket.com%2Falbums%2Fy128%2Floserkid789%2F100_1007.jpg&hash=94fa36b851196432794a9a1b453e7ddc)
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I caught this one a 24" pike
Here in Montana we call that BAIT!!! And small BAIT at that!!! 8)
Good Fishing!
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I caught this one a 24" pike
(https://www.myfishfinder.com/fishing_forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fi4.photobucket.com%2Falbums%2Fy128%2Floserkid789%2F100_1007.jpg&hash=94fa36b851196432794a9a1b453e7ddc)
Looks like a world record rock bass to me. :D
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Here in Montana we call that BAIT!!! And small BAIT at that!!! 8)
Good Fishing!
In michigan we call it the most fierce predator that ever swam our lakes. We are taught as kids never to swim in water containing rockbass
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Looks like a world record rock bass to me. :D
I really think we are elevating that fish beyond its true stature by refering to it as a "Bass"....its a sunfish...get over it!!!
Good Fishing!
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I really think we are elevating that fish beyond its true stature by refering to it as a "Bass"....its a sunfish...get over it!!!
Good Fishing!
I think we underestimate their power.
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I think we underestimate their power.
And you bassheads overestimate their size.
Good luck.
Shawn
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Lets move this part of the conversation to a more appropriate board....
http://www.myfishfinder.com/fishing_forum/index.php?topic=14176.new#new (http://www.myfishfinder.com/fishing_forum/index.php?topic=14176.new#new)
Anthonyebola, sorry for hijacking your thread.... Keep on Pikin'!!!
Good Fishing!
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And you bassheads overestimate their size.
Good luck.
Shawn
ive seen retriever dogs get pulled under when they least expect it
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In michigan we call it the most fierce predator that ever swam our lakes. We are taught as kids never to swim in water containing rockbass
We are also taught to never walk the shoreline alone wearing yellow if the lake contains the Mighty Rock Bass! They have been known to venture many yards up shore to dis-member their prey!