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bassmasterbkUser is Offline New Poster New Poster Send Private Message Posts:165 bassmasterbk
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25 Aug 2009 02:51 PM
    i need pike lure info!!!!!!!
    "Just a boy from New York"
    mr billUser is Offline Veteran Poster Veteran Poster Send Private Message Posts:1903 mr bill
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    25 Aug 2009 07:15 PM
    you need them er ya want ta know what to get?
    the rod tosserUser is Offline Veteran Poster Veteran Poster Send Private Message Posts:1486 the rod tosser
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    26 Aug 2009 09:26 AM

    Best Pike Websites
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    Pike are persistent, plentiful and powerful. But they don’t hold up well online, as least as far as I’m concerned. There seems to be a shortage of good websites devoted to these voracious predators, and I suppose that’s because many anglers do not truly target pike in their backyard fisheries on a regular basis.
     
    Meanwhile, bass are specifically targeted all across the country by both die-hard and average anglers. Hence, a gluttony of bass-focused websites. For walleyes it’s the same deal; albeit more of a regional focus, but anglers go after walleyes in waters close to home.
     
    But pike, I believe, are only valued when they get big, which makes sense. Pike ten pounds and larger are a blast; a two-pounder is just a nuisance. Consequently, most American anglers only target pike when they’re on trophy pike waters. If they’re fishing locally or fairly close to home, in waters where small pike prevail, they’re not terribly interested in catching them.
     
    The only time people really want to target pike is when they’re big, and that often means pikes found in Canada. That, I believe, explains the lack of pike websites; because you can’t really swap reports and updates on how the pike are biting 1,200 miles away in Quebec. The forums and message boards that are so popular for bass and walleye consist of anglers talking weekly and daily about fishing close to home. For quality pike, that option just isn’t there.
     
    Nonetheless, I did the best I could in rounding up some good pike websites for anyone interested. In Olympic-inspired fashion, here are my favorite three sites:
     
    Gold Medal:  MyOutdoorTV.com 

    Along with the lack of quality pike websites, there’s also not the same quantity of pike videos that exists for bass, walleyes, etc. But at My Outdoor TV, there’s no shortage of any type of fishing-related video.

    That’s why if you want to watch pike fishing video, you shouldn’t waste your time searching for specialized websites with only pike clips, you should just go to My Outdoor TV and enter “Pike” in the search box. Two seconds later you’ll find these options, among others: Giant Summer PikeGiant Pike, Bedding BassHouseboat PikeQuebec PikePike on the ProwlNorthern Pike FishingSeaguar Rigs for Pike and B.C Sockeye, and the list goes on.

    Many of these video clips are from NAF-TV and feature NAFC Executive Director Steve Pennaz, so they may be of particular interest to NAFC members.
     
    Silver Medal:  totalcoarsefishing.com 

    This is an unusual pick, but I think pike enthusiasts will enjoy this site. It boasts information on a variety of rough, tough, fish: pike, catfish and carp. It also offers an international look at pike, a rarity for most American anglers.

    It has quite a few archived articles about “the world of esox,” as it says: “A look at the different species of pike throughout the world, their distribution and their value in angling.”  Some articles delve into biology, analyzing thermocline and even throwing in the term “epilimnion.”

    This site also has an interesting social networking option for pike fans that’s run through the publisher’s magazine, Pike & Predators. It looks pretty active and is certainly worth checking out.

    Bronze Medal:  pikezander.co.uk

    OK, I admit it. This is an oddball site by American standards. I included it only because it gives a glimpse into the European opinion of pike (and zander). It’s interesting to learn about the history of pike overseas, which this site offers.
     
    Also, some pictures of massive pike – and by massive I mean 40-plus pounds. Unfortunately the quality of the photos is not very good, but the quality of the pike themselves certainly is.

    The site lists the Top 50 of biggest pike caught in Britain, and has a cool feature for a “Pike Story.” There’s a super old, black and white photo with a neat story about a 16-year-old boy catching a monster pike on a farm
    Take a kid fishing , If the fish aint biting entertain them. Photobucket
    turnipUser is Offline Senior Poster Senior Poster Send Private Message Posts:5638 turnip
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    27 Aug 2009 08:41 AM

    Thanks Trev!  Great links!

     

     


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    mr billUser is Offline Veteran Poster Veteran Poster Send Private Message Posts:1903 mr bill
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    27 Aug 2009 09:05 AM
    those are some of the same sites the the linder boys used to help research some of the off the water stuff to put in their articals.

    neat stuff rod tosser.
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