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A Really Fat Pike

Dwight Hottle
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  • Super User

That is a monster alright!

 

Jeff

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    The Dottie of all English pike.

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    • Super User

    That's huge, but a 40 second fight? You'd think you'd get more fight out of it.

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    I thought I was going to see you Dwight. Monster fish!

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    • Super User

    I wish that was me.

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    • Super User

    That was a Mutant Pike ~ !

     

    And out of a 7 acre pond - Crazy.

     

    A-Jay

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    That was a monster

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    That thing is a beast.  Awesome.

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    • Super User

    Pretty wild.  I like how well prepared they were on shore. There's just no replacing that animal, should it die.

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    • Super User

    Pretty wild.  I like how well prepared they were on shore. 

    I beg to differ. I didn't see any potato's, onions, breading ,or hot oil.

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    • Super User

    LOL.....

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    Trouble with that pike is it probably tastes like trout.

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    I don't know...A farm raised trophy doesn't float my boat. The fish doesn't really have many options,

    so he comes to the trout cage everyday. Reminds me of "trophy" deer hunting where you choose

    your deer out of a catalog.

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