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#565236 - 12/17/09 06:53 PM double pike with a twist
Tim M. Parr Registered: 12/08/00 Posts: 68 Loc: UNIVERSITY PLACE,WA	I had a friend of mine send me these photos.The fisherman had caught a 36 in. Pike and was reeling it in when it was attacked by a 56 in. Pike.It refused to let go and he was able to net both fish at once.The 56 in. Pike was reported to weigh 56 lbs.Of course it is a fish story so who knows. Attachments
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#565238 - 12/17/09 06:54 PM Re: double pike with a twist [Re: Tim M.]
Castingpearls Repeat Spawner Registered: 03/26/08 Posts: 1240 Loc: The Rock	Al Lindner would be proud.
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#565243 - 12/17/09 07:07 PM Re: double pike with a twist [Re: Castingpearls]
Dave Vedder Reverend Tarpones Registered: 10/09/02 Posts: 8379 Loc: West Duvall	It's a tough world down there. I fished Lake Trout in Atlin Lake B.C. and caught lots of 5-15 pound fish. Almost everyone had tooth marks on it from bigger fish. _________________________ No huevos no pollo.
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#565290 - 12/17/09 11:04 PM Re: double pike with a twist [Re: Dave Vedder]
BERG Returning Adult Registered: 02/07/09 Posts: 380 Loc: PA	Wow. I believe them on the 56 pounds. That thing looks thick. Edited by BERG (12/17/09 11:06 PM) Edit Reason: Thats what she said
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#565292 - 12/17/09 11:15 PM Re: double pike with a twist [Re: BERG]
cobble cruiser ~B-F-D~ Registered: 03/27/09 Posts: 2217	Looks like the ling of the lakes! SCARY! Edited by cobble cruiser (12/17/09 11:18 PM) _________________________ http://www.wooldridgeboats.com
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#565298 - 12/17/09 11:28 PM Re: double pike with a twist [Re: cobble cruiser]
seastrike Hey Man....It's cool... Registered: 08/18/02 Posts: 4242 Loc: seattle	Don't want to be "that guy" but got those pics emailed to me a few years ago saying it was his friend..... cool pics though I grew up fishing pike and muskie and they are def. predators.
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#565335 - 12/18/09 04:04 AM Re: double pike with a twist [Re: seastrike]
Tim M. Parr Registered: 12/08/00 Posts: 68 Loc: UNIVERSITY PLACE,WA	You are that guy.Reread the post.
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#565418 - 12/18/09 01:52 PM Re: double pike with a twist [Re: Tim M.]
LoweDown Conquistador Registered: 08/07/06 Posts: 1759 Loc: Forks, WA	He is definitely "That guy." In more ways than one..... Pike are awesome. I grew up fishing for them in northern MN, caught a number of them over twenty lbs.... When you brought them in the boat they would try and bite you. Mean sumbitches, to say the least...
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#565576 - 12/18/09 09:10 PM Re: double pike with a twist [Re: LoweDown]
schoenweiss Juvenile at Sea Registered: 11/12/08 Posts: 149 Loc: Bellingham, WA	i got those pics a couple yrs ago also, the story i got was that it was caught somewhere in MN. LD, where did you grow up in MN? my wife is from Warren, nw corner.
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#565610 - 12/18/09 11:16 PM Re: double pike with a twist [Re: schoenweiss]
LoweDown Conquistador Registered: 08/07/06 Posts: 1759 Loc: Forks, WA	my grandma lived just outside of International Falls, on Rainy Lake. It's a boundary water... Ft Frances, Ontario is on the other side. Killer pike fishing in the reed lined bays, great for walleye out in the middle, and good smallmouth fishing near the feeder streams. i spent 6-8 weeks up there every summer, fishing from dark 'til dark.
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#565643 - 12/19/09 02:51 AM Re: double pike with a twist [Re: LoweDown]
Brad_tgl Spawner Registered: 08/30/03 Posts: 846 Loc: Port Angeles, WA	Originally Posted By: LoweDown my grandma lived just outside of International Falls, on Rainy Lake. It's a boundary water... Ft Frances, Ontario is on the other side. Killer pike fishing in the reed lined bays, great for walleye out in the middle, and good smallmouth fishing near the feeder streams. i spent 6-8 weeks up there every summer, fishing from dark 'til dark. Lake of the Woods, big fish and lots of them _________________________
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