Hell yeah good thing. He tried pushing it.
Late ice pike
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Hell yeah good thing. He tried pushing it.
So did few other landowners. I know all of them personally through work projects. I will say though without the ownership of these people on the river from Corvallis to Stevensville it would be way different. mtmuley
Meaning more ranchettes?
Guaranteed. mtmuley
Those are some big suckers, dang. Any issues with them tripping your tipups being that big? I use Beaver Dams, which are pretty stout- I’m not sure even with the flag in the slot that it would hold all the time.
Gellar
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It’s pretty good snack on a hot summer day. The pickling process dissolves the y-bones in pike so it’s a method people use especially on the smaller pike that are harder to filet without y-bones. There are a lot of variations if you do a google search, but when in doubt Hank Shaw has a recipe!
Pickled Pike
A recipe for making pickled pike at home, from Hunter Angler Gardener Cook.
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It’s pretty good snack on a hot summer day. The pickling process dissolves the y-bones in pike so it’s a method people use especially on the smaller pike that are harder to filet without y-bones. There are a lot of variations if you do a google search, but when in doubt Hank Shaw has a recipe!
Pickled Pike
A recipe for making pickled pike at home, from Hunter Angler Gardener Cook.
Looks great. I need to get after some this spring. And Hank compares pike to GWAR! I’m game!!!
Northwoods
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Yep. If you trim their tail they have a little less power but what I ended up doing was just let them swim to the bottom and then they would be content. I’ve heard of people using down rigger clips as well.
