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Ear Falls Ontario

Posted 8/19/2009 10:08 PM (#394985)
Subject: Musky or Pike?

Here is a picture of a fish my girlfriend caught last weekend. When she pulled it out I thought it looked different. We were west of Ear Falls Ontario Canada in small little lake. Is this a Pike or Musky type.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCqVnJB53r4

Baby Mallard

Posted 8/19/2009 10:13 PM (#394988 - in reply to #394985)
Subject: RE: Musky or Pike?

pike

AWH

Posted 8/19/2009 10:14 PM (#394989 - in reply to #394985)
Subject: Re: Musky or Pike?

Posts: 1243

Location: Musky Tackle Online, MN

It's a pike, but it's definitely different looking.

Aaron

Ear Falls Ontario

Posted 8/19/2009 10:18 PM (#394990 - in reply to #394985)
Subject: RE: Musky or Pike?

Why does it look that way?

shaley

Posted 8/19/2009 10:24 PM (#394992 - in reply to #394990)
Subject: RE: Musky or Pike?

Posts: 1184

Location: Iowa Great Lakes

It's a silver pike. Little different color than the ones we get down here though.

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Mr Musky

Posted 8/19/2009 10:26 PM (#394993 - in reply to #394985)
Subject: Re: Musky or Pike?

Posts: 999

Almost looks blue, like a blue walleye.

jimkinner

Posted 8/20/2009 5:37 AM (#395009 - in reply to #394985)
Subject: Re: Musky or Pike?

Posts: 83

I caught some that had that color on a fly in trip to a lake in Northeast Ontario. They are a strain of pike.

LOTWhunter

Posted 8/20/2009 7:50 AM (#395015 - in reply to #394985)
Subject: Re: Musky or Pike?

Posts: 18

Location: Kenora, Ont

Was it caught on Dixie Lake? I know Dixie has blue walleye. There is currently a study underway to try to determine if the blue walleye is due to genetics, a bacteria or some other characteristics of the water they live in.

muskyroller

Posted 8/20/2009 8:44 AM (#395026 - in reply to #394985)
Subject: Re: Musky or Pike?

Posts: 1039

Location: North St. Paul, MN

silver pike. caught two in my 23 years fishing northwest ontario...one was on little vermillion, north of red lake and just got one this year on lac seul. got acool pic of the first one, but no scanner.

steve

dtaijo174

Posted 8/20/2009 9:29 AM (#395037 - in reply to #394985)
Subject: Re: Musky or Pike?

Posts: 1169

Location: New Hope MN

pike, ugly little thing...

IAJustin

Posted 8/20/2009 10:06 AM (#395046 - in reply to #394985)
Subject: Re: Musky or Pike?

Posts: 2015

Its a Cheetah pike - cousin of the Leopard muskie

boelrich2

Posted 8/20/2009 3:23 PM (#395091 - in reply to #394985)
Subject: Re: Musky or Pike?

Posts: 40

Location: Rhinelander, Wi

I kinda thought it resembled a lake trout in color more than anything

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