| Northern Canadian Pike are reputed to be
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| | jerkbait, try to do so as close to
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| among the wiliest fish around the globe.
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| | structure as possible. Wind the lure down
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| You can be sure that the huge Northern
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| | and jerk it three or so times and pause.
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| Canadian Pike at the end of your rod,
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| | Generally the colder the water gets the
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| thrashing away, is giving you among the
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| | longer you should wait. Nick the tops of
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| hardest and most challenging catches you
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| | the weeds, scrape the rocks and tick the
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| have ever experienced in your angling
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| | logs and stumps. Pike usually strike when
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| career as an adventurous fisherman.
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| | the when the lure suspends, rises slowly
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| These fish sure know where to hide and
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| | or starts its next series of jerks.
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| how to fight. Where and how do you find
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| | If your fishing trip takes you during the
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| them throughout the fishing season?
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| | mid summer time periods - you will
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| If you can find the Pike in a less
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| | promptly find that the Northern Pikes go
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| belligerent mode or when you are fishing
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| | deep and deeper. Troll hard jerkbaits
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| areas of lakes that where the water is
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| | around rocky main lake points and over
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| "stained", a prop bait like a Splash-Tail
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| | the tops of mid lake humps. Contour
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| that will sputter across the surface will
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| | trolling behind three way rigs can be
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| cause the Pike to make that stab. Pop
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| | among the most deadly hot weather tactics
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| baits can also be deadly when the killer
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| | for attracting and landing those "big
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| Pike are resting beside isolated forms of
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| | ones". You can also try rigging a large
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| cover such as giant deadheads poking
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| | soft 9 inch Shad on a stout 5 offset hook
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| their nose above the waters.
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| | without any other additional weight. Let
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| If you wait until the water is good and
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| | it flutter toward bottom after casting.
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| cold, such as may well occur in the late
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| | Then hop. Pop, twitch and pause your
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| fall season or in the early springtime
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| | lures continually to imitate a baitfish
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| you may well have great luck with the
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| | that is more than in trouble and indeed
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| Pike of the seas. The Pike can best be
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| | may be in its death throes. Along weed
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| found around rock structures. You might
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| | edges swim the lure through the grass
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| well try to catch a jerkbait during these
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| | deflecting it off any stalks that you can
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| cold water spring or late fall time
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| | feel. Do the same when you are fishing an
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| fishing expeditions. The jerkbaits are
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| | open corridor of lake water between the
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| not snagless, but you can throw a hard
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| | tops of deep and deeper weeds and the
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| jerk, if there are only a few feet of
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| | surface of the water? Let if fall and
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| water over the top of those deep weeds.
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| | then let it pop back to the water's
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| Some fishing experts will recommend soft
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| | surface.
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| jerkbaits rigged Texas style. If the
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| | All in all Northern Canadian Pike fish
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| water vegetation is relatively sparse
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| | are among the wiliest fish that you will
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| these can be deadly especially if there
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| | run across in your fishing expeditions -
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| are plenty of open pockets on the lake
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| | whether it be at any time during the year
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| water. If you have to retrieve a hard
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| | - spring, summer or fall.
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