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Accyexplorer · 09-05-2014, 15:29

I've known a couple of folk that catch pike for their camp fire (nothing like the size of that monster in your pic).
They say "pike are lovely" ,personally I haven't and wouldn't eat one

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I really enjoy catching them though ,sometime they "tail walk" and their a strong fish that don't give up easy.
I've had plenty of "jacks" on the canal while spinning for perch (which are also allegedly a "good eat").I wouldn't like to get a spinner caught in my beard

Pike are allegedly a "forgotten feast"
HUNTER-GATHERING: wild & fresh food: Eating Pike: A Forgotten Feast?

09-05-2014, 15:29	#28
Accyexplorer Senior Member+ Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Accrington area Posts: 2,593 Liked: 1795 times Rep Power: 313227	Re: Beards & Barbers? I've known a couple of folk that catch pike for their camp fire (nothing like the size of that monster in your pic). They say "pike are lovely" ,personally I haven't and wouldn't eat one . I really enjoy catching them though ,sometime they "tail walk" and their a strong fish that don't give up easy. I've had plenty of "jacks" on the canal while spinning for perch (which are also allegedly a "good eat").I wouldn't like to get a spinner caught in my beard Pike are allegedly a "forgotten feast" HUNTER-GATHERING: wild & fresh food: Eating Pike: A Forgotten Feast? __________________ Taking pics of some of the places you see is DANGEROUS . I do not condone or encourage breaking the law or unsafe behavior. My photobucket account http://s28.photobucket.com/user/Accy...?sort=2&page=1 password--Accyweb Last edited by Accyexplorer; 09-05-2014 at 15:34.