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Fly Fishing

Pike on the fly

Uploaded on June 13, 2012

How many trout fisherman would chase the water wolf with the long rod???

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from Sayfu wrote 1 year 2 days ago

A water wolf? ...a snake?...a slimy? Some even contend they smell bad. I would, and have done it. Tied up a bunch of tube flies I could run a wire leader through to the stinger fly, and worked great..fished backwater sloughs off the Alagnak River in AK.

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from fezzant wrote 1 year 2 days ago

I would, but they aren't very common 'round these parts. If I ever make it back to Wisconsin or Minnesota you can bet I'll try it.

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from Noah Gates wrote 1 year 2 days ago

The pike family doesn't get a lot of attention up here in vermont from outsiders but we do have some sizable, not huge pike and muskies, and the pike population is great

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from badsmerf wrote 1 year 1 day ago

There are more efficient ways to fish for pike. Fishing with a fly-rod is just forcing it.

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from Sayfu wrote 1 year 1 day ago

badsmerf....No, it is not forcing it. IN areas where there are lots of pike, it is a slam dunk on a flyrod. The problem anyone method has is to keep a pike from biting you off. A heavy mono end section, or a wire tippet section does the job. I caught them one after another on tube flies as I mentioned. Good casting, good line handling, and good pike water, and it is a no-brainer.

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from Noah Gates wrote 1 year 16 hours ago

In some places pike are too easy to catch on regular tackle, so it's fun to have a challenge, even though most of the time it is not that challenging

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from Sayfu wrote 1 year 16 hours ago

I can remember my dad taking a back woods trip to a Canadian province flyin lake years ago, and fishing with an Indian guide fishing out of their wide canoe type boats. My dad was no great fisherman, but they caught pike one after another, and would use lures like a beer manufacturers promo lure he would show with all the pike, teeth marks on it that was a beer bottle replica with a split-ring, and a treble hook attatched. If it shined, the lure would catch pike.

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from haverodwilltravel wrote 37 weeks 4 days ago

Wow! Did I make my point? Sorry, there was a problem with the multiple post. ;)

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from themadflyfisher wrote 21 weeks 2 days ago

Pike on the fly is something I plan on doing this year. There is a local lake that has some decent size fish in it and that's where I'll be heading.

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from Sayfu wrote 1 year 2 days ago

A water wolf? ...a snake?...a slimy? Some even contend they smell bad. I would, and have done it. Tied up a bunch of tube flies I could run a wire leader through to the stinger fly, and worked great..fished backwater sloughs off the Alagnak River in AK.

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from fezzant wrote 1 year 2 days ago

I would, but they aren't very common 'round these parts. If I ever make it back to Wisconsin or Minnesota you can bet I'll try it.

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from Sayfu wrote 1 year 1 day ago

badsmerf....No, it is not forcing it. IN areas where there are lots of pike, it is a slam dunk on a flyrod. The problem anyone method has is to keep a pike from biting you off. A heavy mono end section, or a wire tippet section does the job. I caught them one after another on tube flies as I mentioned. Good casting, good line handling, and good pike water, and it is a no-brainer.

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from Noah Gates wrote 1 year 2 days ago

The pike family doesn't get a lot of attention up here in vermont from outsiders but we do have some sizable, not huge pike and muskies, and the pike population is great

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from badsmerf wrote 1 year 1 day ago

There are more efficient ways to fish for pike. Fishing with a fly-rod is just forcing it.

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from Noah Gates wrote 1 year 16 hours ago

In some places pike are too easy to catch on regular tackle, so it's fun to have a challenge, even though most of the time it is not that challenging

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from Sayfu wrote 1 year 16 hours ago

I can remember my dad taking a back woods trip to a Canadian province flyin lake years ago, and fishing with an Indian guide fishing out of their wide canoe type boats. My dad was no great fisherman, but they caught pike one after another, and would use lures like a beer manufacturers promo lure he would show with all the pike, teeth marks on it that was a beer bottle replica with a split-ring, and a treble hook attatched. If it shined, the lure would catch pike.

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from haverodwilltravel wrote 37 weeks 4 days ago

Wow! Did I make my point? Sorry, there was a problem with the multiple post. ;)

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from themadflyfisher wrote 21 weeks 2 days ago

Pike on the fly is something I plan on doing this year. There is a local lake that has some decent size fish in it and that's where I'll be heading.

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