Good Northern Pike Lakes?

[kwil226]

What are some of the best producing lakes in the state for quality size and numbers for Pike?  Haven't fished for them much using tip-ups or on the hardwater in general. Not expecting anything huge just would like to pull one out at around 30". Also wondering peoples preference on hook choice for your pike tip-ups. Any suggestions, info, or good old bs would be appreciated   

[Seedtree]

Peck.

[kwil226]

Peck was what i was thinking. the only area ive ever been to
 is hell creek but not on the ice.

[Rio252]

South Sandstone Resv.

[kwil226]

Appreciate all the replys. Now just got to do a little research on a couple of them. Also anyone have any thoughts on Tiber Northerns? Would be my first time up there also. Thanks

[Bullelk34]

My vote is for Peck too. Haven't been there in a few years, but always did well. Hook size is always a personal preference. I use a #6 treble because I fish walleye more than northerns. I use dacron backing, barrel swivel, then use a 2' leader of 20 lb spider wire for a leader. I haven't had any northerns break off, though I do retie the hook after every few fish because the spider wire will fray.

Carl

[spearfishen]

come on guys dont leave out seely, pishkun & tiber all good pike lakes

[MasterPikeSlayer]

Any other year but this i would say pishkun is pretty good for numbers of tiny pike but I have not heard of anybody catching more than 2 in a trip this year. I think it is the high water.