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shock
09/29/2016 12:37AM
 
quote bottomtothetap: "quote missmolly: "I've never seen one with more beautiful markings. Thanks for the CPR and great to see your smile!"



Yeah, the markings struck me too. Is a northern that looks like that any type of noted sub-species?"
no sub species , some what average looking pike for lake waconia. some pike will have a purpleish type hue, more on the face. minnesota(dnr) use to have a silverphase pike record but has been removed now for a decade or so. the removed record was out of disappointment lake.
 
shock
09/29/2016 12:46AM
 
quote missmolly: "I've never seen one with more beautiful markings. Thanks for the CPR and great to see your smile!" thanks miss molly , your the best , as i've got older and have caught some quality pike in my life it's hard for me to put a pike over #8 under the knife , and boneless pike is great table fare...... still waiting for your next campfire story ;)
 
shock
09/24/2016 09:47PM
 
(non-BW-related) i havent been able to get out fishing much-(job-legs/knees) but the kids(my son Dan-adam-george) have been out often in my boat, and keeping the freezer stocked. but they havent been able to hook into a quality pike. before we went out today i joked around and told the kids i'll have to show them what a quality pike looks like. BOOM ;) CPR 34"
 
missmolly
09/29/2016 07:22AM
 
quote shock: "quote missmolly: "I've never seen one with more beautiful markings. Thanks for the CPR and great to see your smile!" thanks miss molly , your the best , as i've got older and have caught some quality pike in my life it's hard for me to put a pike over #8 under the knife , and boneless pike is great ;-table fare...... still waiting for your next campfire story ;)"


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bottomtothetap
09/29/2016 10:52AM
 
quote shock: "quote bottomtothetap: "quote missmolly: "I've never seen one with more beautiful markings. Thanks for the CPR and great to see your smile!"




Yeah, the markings struck me too. Is a northern that looks like that any type of noted sub-species?"
no sub species , some what average looking pike for lake waconia. some pike will have a purpleish type hue, more on the face. minnesota(dnr) use to have a silverphase pike record but has been removed now for a decade or so. the removed record was out of disappointment lake."



Thanks, shock. Did you weigh this 34" northern of yours? Looks similar in size to the 33" Jordon Lake pike I caught on last year's BWCA trip. We never weighed that fish but guessed the weight based on length and girth to be about 10.5 #'s.
 
shock
09/30/2016 02:35AM
 
^^^ pike are funny with actual weight vs length. this one we did do a very quick weigh and came up #7, taped her and released. i thought my scale might have been off with a quick weigh but the more i thought about it,,it wasnt as thick as this 1 i caught last fall(same lure mepps musky killer longer orange blade and black) and this was #9 CPR
 
scat
09/24/2016 10:12PM
 
That is the shock man? I like the cut of your jib, if you don't mind me saying so. Nice slimer. Nice smile too. Nicely played !
 
Basspro69
09/25/2016 01:47AM
 
Very nice pike Shock
 
mastertangler
09/25/2016 08:20AM
 
Good story Shock. Alway fun when you can say "let me show you how its done......and it actually happens!"
 
QueticoMike
09/25/2016 10:18AM
 
Nice Jack you got there Shock! Thanks for sharing!
 
missmolly
09/25/2016 11:45AM
 
I've never seen one with more beautiful markings. Thanks for the CPR and great to see your smile!
 
DeanL
09/25/2016 09:43PM
 
You gotta love it when you can talk some smack and then back it up. Nice looking fish!
 
lundojam
09/26/2016 10:38PM
 
That's about as pretty as a pike gets, right there. Good job.
 
bottomtothetap
09/27/2016 11:27AM
 
quote missmolly: "I've never seen one with more beautiful markings. Thanks for the CPR and great to see your smile!"


Yeah, the markings struck me too. Is a northern that looks like that any type of noted sub-species?