Pike

To land your trophy pike successfully, you will need both a robust and a big enough landing net. But as there are so many different… Read More »Do I Need A Net For Pike?

The northern pike has easily earned its nickname “waterwolf!” Pike haunt the shallow bays and weed beds of northern lakes throughout the year. Big pike,… Read More »Where Do Big Pike Go In The Summer?

The very best lures to use for pike in clear water are swimbaits, softbaits, and crankbaits with an authentic pattern and swimming action. Natural lure… Read More »What Color Looks Best On Pike?

Once the first hook on the trace becomes visible – working with the forceps either down the throat, or very carefully through the gills –… Read More »How Do You Remove A Deep Hooked Pike?

You’ll need a stiff rod, 14 to 17 pound test line, and 9 to 12 inch steel leaders. Every pike fisherman has caught his share… Read More »What Pound Test Line Should I Use For Pike?

Hold the pike in the middle of the belly to support its organs. Avoid holding the pike vertically, as this puts a lot of pressure… Read More »How Do You Not Hold A Pike?

The most commonly used bait fishing rig for pike is, without a doubt, the running ledger rig. This bait fishing rig is designed to fish… Read More »What Is The Best Rig For Pike Fishing?

How Many Teeth Do Pike Fish Have? Pike fish can have between 300 and 700 teeth. Adding up all the small and large teeth inside… Read More »How Many Teeth Does A Pike Have?

A wire trace is essential when fishing for pike or other toothy fish. A pike’s sharp teeth will easily bite through standard monofilament or braided… Read More »Can You Fish For Pike Without Wire Trace?

In spring, expect to find pike near spawning areas, including creeks, back bays, marshes and protected shorelines. Cast or troll the above lures in these… Read More »Where Can I Find Pike In Spring?