Seven Foot Pike

[stan_133]

It's yellow.

[steve barrett]

What? Pray tell are you going to do with that weapon? I guess there is no catch and release with that stick. Anyhow all the best on what you have planned with it. Sorry I can't invite you into my boat I fear two go out and only one come's back. Steve

[Musky or Specks]

Obviously photoshopped

[Jonny]

I see you blanked out the background so we wouldn't try to guess where you got it.

[smally21]

it takes a big fish to rip down a ceiling. i hope you practised good catch and release.

[Toronto_Angler]

Again that pic pops up! We all know that was caught in europe!!!

[I'mHooked]

It's one of the tools I use routinely at work...a "Pike pole". Used when buildings are burning and you need to rip ceilings and walls down to get to inaccessible or hidden fire.

Edited July 16, 2009 by I'mHooked

[Guest gbfisher]

that's no where near 7'................................

[I'mHooked]

that's no where near 7'................................

 

Actually it can be even quite a bit longer, 14' is available as well.

 

http://www.american-firehouse.com/searchre...CategoryID=2127

[MillerPhoto]

7' Pike... guessin with that Girth around 6lb 8oz....

[bigugli]

Wrong species. What you have there is a snub nosed bill pickerel.

 

Now this is a pike

http://www.civilwar.si.edu/weapons_images/joe_brown_pike.jpg

[Guest gbfisher]

Wrong species. What you have there is a snub nosed bill pickerel.

 

Now this is a pike

http://www.civilwar.si.edu/weapons_images/joe_brown_pike.jpg

 

 

Now there's a true 7 footer....

[Rich]

That's what she said

[stan_133]

Wrong species. What you have there is a snub nosed bill pickerel.

 

Now this is a pike

http://www.civilwar.si.edu/weapons_images/joe_brown_pike.jpg

 

my bad

[leighfns]

4/10