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Pike - like you never understood them before.

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Water Wolf:
Hi all,
I found this on line article about pike and their relation to other fish species. 
It was interesting for me, so I though I would share it here. @)

Check it out at ----> http://www.outdoorcanada.ca/Northern-Pike---Like-Youve-Never-Understood-Them-Before

Be sure to check out part 2 as well. ;)

WW

esox_xtm:
Thanks for the link WW. Good read and I like Gord. Sometimes we take so much of what we believe for granted without ever challenging it. Heck, much of what folks believe is little more than someone else's opinion parroted as gospel because the source is well respected, a celebrity, good friend, whatever.

I, for one, will be looking to validate this hypothesis. I like out of the box, cutting edge thinking. There's nothing to lose by embracing it until you either prove it patently false or (surprisingly) add it to your own box of tools.

deadsmelthead:
Its a great read, I like the thinking behind it.. Thanks for sharing

I do have to say Im on the other side of the fence on the " eat where they poop thing" Ive actually seen pike poop down on the bottom and have seen fish be caught there.. And not just a one time fluke thing..
I for one have done my buisness and ate a ham sandwich imediately after..

Knife2sharp:
This is why my go to color for pursuing northerns and musky is green or pike patterns, especially when trolling. But before that article I've never heard about the theory that other fish avoid pike by smell.  I also don't think it matters what species of fish belly meat comes from, but since it's against the law to use fish parts as bait I'm not concerned.

esox_xtm:

--- Quote from: Knife2sharp on Jan 11, 2017, 08:47 PM ---I also don't think it matters what species of fish belly meat comes from, but since it's against the law to use fish parts as bait I'm not concerned.

--- End quote ---

Not here in Wisconsin that I am aware of....  ???

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