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T3clay

Posted 7/4/2017 10:20 AM (#867627)
Subject: Your biggest snot rocket, false alarm, snake, hammer handle

Posts: 770

Im curious what everyones biggest pike are and if they were caught muskie fishing. And the lake if you care to share.

Mines a 40.5" caught on rubber

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tkuntz

Posted 7/4/2017 11:01 AM (#867629 - in reply to #867627)
Subject: Re: Your biggest snot rocket, false alarm, snake, hammer handle

Posts: 815

Location: Waukee, IA

45.5" lake Pakashkan on a Storm 9" wild eye shad.

muskyroller

Posted 7/4/2017 11:06 AM (#867630 - in reply to #867627)
Subject: Re: Your biggest snot rocket, false alarm, snake, hammer handle

Posts: 1039

Location: North St. Paul, MN

41.5" Lac Seul west end, fishing for them on a 6" walleye phantom (softy)...(RIP 6" wood walleye phantom - I truly miss you!)

Probably only around 28" fishing for muskies. Nothing memorable anyway.

Musky Brian

Posted 7/4/2017 11:07 AM (#867632 - in reply to #867629)
Subject: Re: Your biggest snot rocket, false alarm, snake, hammer handle

Posts: 1767

Location: Lake Country, Wisconsin

44" on LOTW

Thought without a doubt I had a big musky on.

T3clay

Posted 7/4/2017 11:21 AM (#867635 - in reply to #867627)
Subject: Re: Your biggest snot rocket, false alarm, snake, hammer handle

Posts: 770

Wheres the pics fellas!

ToddM

Posted 7/4/2017 11:27 AM (#867637 - in reply to #867627)
Subject: RE: Your biggest snot rocket, false alarm, snake, hammer handle

Posts: 20178

Location: oswego, il

I remember mine! December 13, 2003, 20 degrees, 0 wind chill, had ro search a ramp on a lake that wasn't froze over. No bump board but a fast vetlrtical measurement was 44" i wish i held the fish better this pic doesn't show the belly, as my dad put it, there is a 5lb fish in it's belly. I could not feel my hands in this photo. Caught in a state you might never expect.

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Nuclear.smelt

Posted 7/4/2017 12:20 PM (#867646 - in reply to #867627)
Subject: RE: Your biggest snot rocket, false alarm, snake, hammer handle

Posts: 98

Ive caught more pike musky fishing than i have muskies, 4 over 35" one 41" on the ottawa river. caught all on bucktails, and weirdly in water less than a foot deep.

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bbeaupre

Posted 7/4/2017 12:37 PM (#867648 - in reply to #867627)
Subject: RE: Your biggest snot rocket, false alarm, snake, hammer handle

Posts: 390

Had couple of those on the bay of GB casting.

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14ledo81

Posted 7/4/2017 4:46 PM (#867677 - in reply to #867627)
Subject: Re: Your biggest snot rocket, false alarm, snake, hammer handle

Posts: 4269

Location: Ashland WI

I caught a 38" pike on a sucker last fall. Thought for sure I had a muskie.

ToddM

Posted 7/4/2017 5:18 PM (#867681 - in reply to #867627)
Subject: RE: Your biggest snot rocket, false alarm, snake, hammer handle

Posts: 20178

Location: oswego, il

Here is one my grandfather got on a home made topwater, didn't measure, one hour on the water on our vermillion vacation even forgot the net that evening.

Pike Master

Posted 7/4/2017 6:29 PM (#867687 - in reply to #867681)
Subject: RE: Your biggest snot rocket, false alarm, snake, hammer handle

Posts: 293

Location: Sakatchewan,Canada

ToddM - 7/4/2017 5:18 PM

Here is one my grandfather got on a home made topwater, didn't measure, one hour on the water on our vermillion vacation even forgot the net that evening.

Wow! That's a beautiful picture!

fishhawk50

Posted 7/4/2017 7:02 PM (#867696 - in reply to #867681)
Subject: RE: Your biggest snot rocket, false alarm, snake, hammer handle

Posts: 1416

Location: oconomowoc, wi

ToddM - 7/4/2017 5:18 PM

Here is one my grandfather got on a home made topwater, didn't measure, one hour on the water on our vermillion vacation even forgot the net that evening.

dandy!

Musky Face

Posted 7/4/2017 7:15 PM (#867698 - in reply to #867681)
Subject: RE: Your biggest snot rocket, false alarm, snake, hammer handle

Posts: 558

ToddM - 7/4/2017 5:18 PM

Here is one my grandfather got on a home made topwater, didn't measure, one hour on the water on our vermillion vacation even forgot the net that evening.

Albino?

ToddM

Posted 7/4/2017 10:44 PM (#867715 - in reply to #867627)
Subject: RE: Your biggest snot rocket, false alarm, snake, hammer handle

Posts: 20178

Location: oswego, il

Me found it!

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Pike Master

Posted 7/4/2017 11:40 PM (#867719 - in reply to #867627)
Subject: Re: Your biggest snot rocket, false alarm, snake, hammer handle

Posts: 293

Location: Sakatchewan,Canada

That is a good picture, nice pike!

esoxaddict

Posted 7/5/2017 9:29 AM (#867742 - in reply to #867719)
Subject: Re: Your biggest snot rocket, false alarm, snake, hammer handle

Posts: 8716

41"

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redskeet100

Posted 7/5/2017 10:06 AM (#867752 - in reply to #867627)
Subject: Re: Your biggest snot rocket, false alarm, snake, hammer handle

Posts: 97

Location: Tulsa, OK

42.5" on Eagle Lake. Fishing a weed bed that Pike and Musky frequented, so my intention was to find musky there, but found the Pike instead.

AndrewR

Posted 7/5/2017 10:36 AM (#867758 - in reply to #867632)
Subject: Re: Your biggest snot rocket, false alarm, snake, hammer handle

Posts: 300

Location: Minocqua, WI

Musky Brian - 7/4/2017 11:07 AM

44" on LOTW

Thought without a doubt I had a big musky on.

40-something from LOTW. Same deal as this guy, and was also fishing with this guy too. Crushed a 12" weighted suick.

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proctor2

Posted 7/5/2017 12:40 PM (#867776 - in reply to #867627)
Subject: RE: Your biggest snot rocket, false alarm, snake, hammer handle

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42" fatty muskie fishing LOTW. Pic KB is too big to load on site.

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JakeStCroixSkis

Posted 7/5/2017 1:04 PM (#867784 - in reply to #867627)
Subject: Re: Your biggest snot rocket, false alarm, snake, hammer handle

Posts: 1425

Location: St. Lawrence River

43.5"

Kirby Budrow

Posted 7/5/2017 3:26 PM (#867807 - in reply to #867627)
Subject: RE: Your biggest snot rocket, false alarm, snake, hammer handle

Posts: 2274

Location: Chisholm, MN

42 inches of slime

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jasonvkop

Posted 7/5/2017 3:50 PM (#867808 - in reply to #867627)
Subject: RE: Your biggest snot rocket, false alarm, snake, hammer handle

Posts: 599

Location: Michigan

45" northern and 30" walleye out of AML in 2015. The northern ate a 9" granny and the walleye ate a walleye colored DDD haha. It seems every year we will catch a big walleye on a suick fishing the weeds on Eagle as well.

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KARLOUTDOORS

Posted 7/5/2017 9:59 PM (#867859 - in reply to #867627)
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Location: Home of the 2016 World Series Champion Cubs

46" northern pike caught on a giant tandem spin, nickle blades w/ a single treble tied w/black hair and a white curly tailed grub teaser on my first ever muskie trip and first ever trip to Canada. Caught on Wabigoon 30 years ago this year. We stayed at Bonnie Bay Camp when Dieter owned it. I cast the bait to within about 18" of the shallow shoreline, actually on one of the lakes off Wabigoon, and within two cranks and felt the first rotations of the blades, she SLAMMED it. Memorable too for being the pike that bit through a leather glove as I was trying to unhook her. My hand has never been so shredded and bloodied. I've never come close since then. Never did catch a muskie on that trip. Not only did I get bit, this trip is when I seriously became "hooked". on fishing. Many great memories still relived often among the whole crew from that trip. Been a long time since Ive been there but would love to get back again.

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T3clay

Posted 7/6/2017 2:37 AM (#867876 - in reply to #867627)
Subject: Re: Your biggest snot rocket, false alarm, snake, hammer handle

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Jason that 45 is a pig!

25homes

Posted 7/6/2017 11:14 AM (#867941 - in reply to #867627)
Subject: Re: Your biggest snot rocket, false alarm, snake, hammer handle

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Do you guys not like catching pike or whats up with that?? or is it just the disappointment of thinking you got a Muskie and its a Pike?? I love Musky Fishing But would have no issue at all catching Pike this size while out Muskie Fishing..always wondered this seems lots of guys on here dont like catching Pike

Musky_Mo16

Posted 7/6/2017 11:21 AM (#867943 - in reply to #867941)
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Posts: 735

Location: Apparently where the Muskie aren't

25homes - 7/6/2017 11:14 AM

Do you guys not like catching pike or whats up with that?? or is it just the disappointment of thinking you got a Muskie and its a Pike?? I love Musky Fishing But would have no issue at all catching Pike this size while out Muskie Fishing..always wondered this seems lots of guys on here dont like catching Pike

It's got to be the disappointment, because I would love to catch a 45" pike. I catch a bunch of smaller 30" ones at some places a I fish and they put up a great fight, especially on bass tackle.

bucknuts

Posted 7/6/2017 12:06 PM (#867953 - in reply to #867627)
Subject: RE: Your biggest snot rocket, false alarm, snake, hammer handle

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46 1/2. Max Lake, northern Manitoba.
Biggest of 9 over 41 inches, that week.

JakeStCroixSkis

Posted 7/6/2017 12:06 PM (#867954 - in reply to #867941)
Subject: Re: Your biggest snot rocket, false alarm, snake, hammer handle

Posts: 1425

Location: St. Lawrence River

25homes - 7/6/2017 12:14 PM

Do you guys not like catching pike or whats up with that?? or is it just the disappointment of thinking you got a Muskie and its a Pike?? I love Musky Fishing But would have no issue at all catching Pike this size while out Muskie Fishing..always wondered this seems lots of guys on here dont like catching Pike

I chase large pike all winter. Not at all during the summer.

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tkuntz

Posted 7/6/2017 12:24 PM (#867957 - in reply to #867627)
Subject: Re: Your biggest snot rocket, false alarm, snake, hammer handle

Posts: 815

Location: Waukee, IA

My PB from my earlier post 45.5"
Personal best Pike from 2007 https://imgur.com/gallery/pEgxm

Kirby Budrow

Posted 7/6/2017 2:53 PM (#867986 - in reply to #867941)
Subject: Re: Your biggest snot rocket, false alarm, snake, hammer handle

Posts: 2274

Location: Chisholm, MN

Honestly, I couldn't care any less about a pike. Even a big one. It's just not exciting to me. I take a picture of a really big one now and then because I feel obligated! LOL! It's all slime, whether it's 24" or 44"!

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