Pike almost swallows walleye

[salmotrutta]

These never get old for me, this is probably the deepest I've seen a pike take another person's fish.

 

[AaronKrick]

Hahaha that's hilarious!

Thanks for sharing!

 

[FishingNoob]

Neato!

 

[sunny14]

This is apparently a 50Lb+ Pike Nailing another Pike at Boatside.

If I was on the other end of that Rod I think a trip Home to change the "Undies" wold be the next order of business!!

 

[AaronKrick]

This is apparently a 50Lb+ Pike Nailing another Pike at Boatside.

If I was on the other end of that Rod I think a trip Home to change the "Undies" wold be the next order of business!!

Wow i didnt think pike got that big :mrgreen:

 

[FishingNoob]

This is apparently a 50Lb+ Pike Nailing another Pike at Boatside.

If I was on the other end of that Rod I think a trip Home to change the "Undies" wold be the next order of business!!

WOW! That is awesome! What a story! Would love that to happen to me.

 

[AaronKrick]

WOW! That is awesome! What a story! Would love that to happen to me.

Me too!!!!! :grin:

 

[sunny14]

Wow i didnt think pike got that big :mrgreen:

The Pictures below. I've been trying to find out the Truth behind this guys 60+ Lb, 56". Pike.

Rumour has it that it came from a Lake in Western Canada.

After More Searching I found the most reliable Story to be that it in fact it's From somewhere in Europe and the Pike is Classified as a "European Pike".

That sems to make sense when you look at not only the Fish, but also the Fisherman.

The only Question I have is .... "How The HELL Did He Get That Monster Into The Boat!!" :unsure: :unsure:

 

[salmotrutta]

I think that's one of the saltwater pike, they spawn in tributaries of the Baltic Sea but live in the sea. I am a citizen of the EU and have traveled to Finland, Sweden, Poland and Germany. If my health allows me more years on this planet, I would love to one day catch some of those beauties if I visit that area again!

 

[FishingNoob]

The Pictures below. I've been trying to find out the Truth behind this guys 60+ Lb, 56". Pike.

Rumour has it that it came from a Lake in Western Canada.

After More Searching I found the most reliable Story to be that it in fact it's From somewhere in Europe and the Pike is Classified as a "European Pike".

That sems to make sense when you look at not only the Fish, but also the Fisherman.

The only Question I have is .... "How The HELL Did He Get That Monster Into The Boat!!" :unsure: :unsure:

Wow! Thanks for doing all that research! I share the same question as you! I was watching a Facts of Fishing episode where Dave was in Saskatchewan and he caught some huge pike but nothing like that one.

 

[sunny14]

I think that's one of the saltwater pike, they spawn in tributaries of the Baltic Sea but live in the sea. I am a citizen of the EU and have traveled to Finland, Sweden, Poland and Germany. If my health allows me more years on this planet, I would love to one day catch some of those beauties if I visit that area again!

Exactly "salmontrutta"! Now that you bring back the story I'm almost sure that it was Finland or Sweden.

I didn't know that Pike could survive in Saltwater, but this one is "Native" as you've said. Every day you Learn something NEW ...Is a GOOD DAY!! Thank You!

" If my health allows me more years on this planet, I would love to one day catch some of those beauties if I visit that area again!"

I hope it will also! Don't forget Your Camera!!

Rick

 

[FishingNoob]

I think that's one of the saltwater pike, they spawn in tributaries of the Baltic Sea but live in the sea. I am a citizen of the EU and have traveled to Finland, Sweden, Poland and Germany. If my health allows me more years on this planet, I would love to one day catch some of those beauties if I visit that area again!

Never heard of saltwater pike... maybe they are easier to catch then freshwater! Hope your health improves and you land one of these monsters.

 

[sunny14]

You guys Peaked my Interest about the "Biggest Pike".

I have the "Ontario Record Fish Registry" on here. This is as off Oct. 2012.

Key Point: It's ONLY Ontario.

Pike Shown is only 42.12 Lbs.:unsure: caught in 1946?? Say What!! Maybe No one's Recording their Fish anymore???

It's a PDF and LONG Lengthwise so I had to select One Part with a few fish in there, Pike, Bass, Muskie, Pumpkinseed (Knoob :grin Etc.

I Chopped that part out, made it into "Part One" & "Part Two". Underlined in Red Etc.

Should be okay.

Rick

PS: Also for Your Viewing Pleasure ME :wink: (Many Moons Ago) with MY Record Pike at the "Royal Simcoe Hotel" on Lake Simcoe. (Think it Burned Down L O N G Time Ago.)

 

[FishingNoob]

You guys Peaked my Interest about the "Biggest Pike".

I have the "Ontario Record Fish Registry" on here. This is as off Oct. 2012.

Key Point: It's ONLY Ontario.

Pike Shown is only 42.12 Lbs.:unsure: caught in 1946?? Say What!! Maybe No one's Recording their Fish anymore???

It's a PDF and LONG Lengthwise so I had to select One Part with a few fish in there, Pike, Bass, Muskie, Pumpkinseed (Knoob :grin Etc.

PS: Also for Your Viewing Pleasure ME :wink: (Many Moons Ago) with MY Record Pike at the "Royal Simcoe Hotel" on Lake Simcoe. (Think it Burned Down L O N G Time Ago.)

Thanks for sharing the record. That pumkinseed must have been HUGE look at the lure it says he caught it on... who knew pumkinseeds liked frogs?? I got a new record to beat! I think most fishermen/women now are c&r so recording their fish is hard... Bass, Pike, Muskie all to hard to catch the biggest, pumkinseed I can do. Nice photo btw

Nice touch with my name.... :lol:

 

[AnglerAnonymous]

You guys watch musky hunter? wild how many monster musky they land.. All brutes nothing quite that size but close lol

 

[AaronKrick]

The Pictures below. I've been trying to find out the Truth behind this guys 60+ Lb, 56". Pike.

Rumour has it that it came from a Lake in Western Canada.

After More Searching I found the most reliable Story to be that it in fact it's From somewhere in Europe and the Pike is Classified as a "European Pike".

That sems to make sense when you look at not only the Fish, but also the Fisherman.

The only Question I have is .... "How The HELL Did He Get That Monster Into The Boat!!" :unsure: :unsure:

Wow thanks for the interesting pics and that research. :grin:

 

[AaronKrick]

The Pictures below. I've been trying to find out the Truth behind this guys 60+ Lb, 56". Pike.

Rumour has it that it came from a Lake in Western Canada.

After More Searching I found the most reliable Story to be that it in fact it's From somewhere in Europe and the Pike is Classified as a "European Pike".

That sems to make sense when you look at not only the Fish, but also the Fisherman.

The only Question I have is .... "How The HELL Did He Get That Monster Into The Boat!!" :unsure: :unsure:

Wow thanks for the interesting pics and that research. :grin:

 

[sunny14]

Once again Guys ..... ALWAYS My Pleasure even if Mr "N" finds a reason to Disagree AGAIN on the Same Post about Sharing Knowledge.

We have "salmotrutta" to thank for Clearing Up this Mystery.

Rick