Temagami Pike

[japper]

Lake Temagami Pike

[irishfield]

NICE, glad to see you kept them and ate them appropriately... not wasted like this 42"r that I found under my dock in July ! The biggest pike I've every seen on TMag, that someone decided to waste.

You didn't try to play on my slide.. did you.. LOL

Edited September 15, 2019 by irishfield

[japper]

Only kept 1 (and that’s because the Rapala got stuck in its gills), the othesr are still swimming..........

What’s that about the slide???????

 

[irishfield]

I assumed with them all on stringers you ate them all. If you camp at the park.. you'd know what I was referring to as per the slide...

[japper]

Haha, right across from Finlayson. Ya, I know it. The big blue one! 

So I guess the big pike I got is now the biggest you’ve ever seen from the lake ?

[japper]

Looking at your user name, you know anything about that plane with the clover on the tail?????? I didn’t see it there the 3 times I was up there.....

[irishfield]

There's no big blue slide up there! It's White all 175' of it! ...  

Plane is mine.. it's been a busy Summer. I was there for a week in July and three in August.

[muskybw]

GREAT PICS, thanks for the share !

[irishfield]

I'm gonna be a "dick" and gotta ask, if you aren't keeping them.. why are they all on a stringer? When did you catch the Pike in picture number three?

Edited September 16, 2019 by irishfield

[japper]

Because, I fish by myself. So, I put the fish on the stringer while I set up my camera for a picture, that way fish spends as little time as possible in the boat.

[japper]

11 hours ago, irishfield said:

I'm gonna be a "dick" and gotta ask, if you aren't keeping them.. why are they all on a stringer? When did you catch the Pike in picture number three?

Got the big one last Thursday, around 2pm.

thought slide was blue for some reason ?‍♂️ 

[Headhunter]

I think that what Irish is leading towards is that it is generally seen as bad practice to hold large pike/musky by the mouth, without supporting the rest of the body.

Bad things can happen unintentionally when the fish's weight in not being supported.

That said, nice fishes!

HH

[japper]

On 9/16/2019 at 4:06 PM, Headhunter said:

I think that what Irish is leading towards is that it is generally seen as bad practice to hold large pike/musky by the mouth, without supporting the rest of the body.

Bad things can happen unintentionally when the fish's weight in not being supported.

That said, nice fishes!

HH

Thanks. Something I should have thought of.