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Best fight of the day

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Wow, that's long and toothy. What did it measure at ? The pattern on the sides look like Pickerel, the size looks like Pike. Also it looks the wind was a lot calmer up your way than it was here.

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4 hours ago, jbmaine said:

Wow, that's long and toothy. What did it measure at ? The pattern on the sides look like Pickerel, the size looks like Pike. Also it looks the wind was a lot calmer up your way than it was here.

Thought the same, but I was told Pike......first one I have seen out of Squam

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I'm really sure that's a monster pickerel. Where's @everythingthatswims

 

We have no pickerel here, but I've caught enough pike to know that's not a pike. 

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@Bluebasser86, thanks for the ID.

 

The elders around here were unsure given the size, but Pike would be more rare than a pickerel.........I would have measured it, but it was a mean SOB

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I've caught some pickerel near that size in our reservoirs.

Oh, and congrats on your first wacky fish! Many more to

come :) 

 

And dude. With a handle like @NHBull, you should be 

thumb lipping those things, not using wussy grips. ^_^ :D 

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That’s a mighty big Pickerel! They get that size in the rivers here in my neck of the woods. He must of hit like a freight train! 

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Its size alone would lead one to think it was a pike but, yeah, I think it's a really BIG chain pickerel.  I imagine it put up a good fight.

Chain pickerel or as we call them down here "jackfish" because they are always jacking up our jerk baits and crank baits. I was pre fishing a tournament on Lake Cypress either this week with a friend, and he caught one about that size (maybe slightly bigger). 

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