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ANYONE AND ANY GUESSES ON WHATS AN AVERAGE PIKE FOR MASSACHSUETTS AND WHATS CONSIDERED A TROPHY SIZE
I think the pins 15 and if it is i would say a trophy is 15 come on thats a big fish.
It is a big fish, but if you raise it it will encourage people to throw them back in so they become even bigger fish! There are a lot of 15# Pike around. Just ask anyone who has put their time in at Comet and Browning Pond
I AGREE WITH THAT STATEMENT , BUT WE HAVE TO THINK ABOUT THE FUTURE OF FISHING. SOME PONDS AND LAKE WHERE AWESOME 5 -10 YRS AGO AND NOW THERES HARDLY ANY FISH IN IT BECUZ PEOPLE WILL KEEP EVERYTHING THEY CATCH JUST TO KEEP IT
There's a lot of smaller fish (1-5 lbs) because too many people keep them at 10 or 15 pounds, and this keeps them from reaching trophy class size. I saw some guys keep a 12 pounder to get it mounted. What's the point in that. All it takes is some time and effort and you'll catch a 20 pounder. One just needs to take the time to get to know a waterbody, because there's usually a good 20 pounder swimming around in most pike waters, its just about taking the time to learn, and waiting for that 20 pounder to happen to be hungry when it sees your 12 inch sucker in the shallows when she's spawning. I'd say that a trophy size pike would be 20 pounds, and anyone that keeps one smaller than that hasn't been in the sport that long because they should know that theres more 15 pound pike swimming around than a newbie knows.