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Had planned on going to Lake Erie today for big walleye but wind was rough. Fished a lake fairly close for crappie & bluegill (I still call em brim). Long story short got into some northern pike which was pretty wild on crappie rods with 6lb test lol. Ended with a mixed bag of perch, crappie and brim. Caught 3 pike but released em as the season opens next Saturday. From what I've heard they are tasty. Plan on targeting em soon with bigger rods 😭.
 

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Had planned on going to Lake Erie today for big walleye but wind was rough. Fished a lake fairly close for crappie & bluegill (I still call em brim). Long story short got into some northern pike which was pretty wild on crappie rods with 6lb test lol. Ended with a mixed bag of perch, crappie and brim. Caught 3 pike but released em as the season opens next Saturday. From what I've heard they are tasty. Plan on targeting em soon with bigger rods 😭.
What lake are you fishing up there?
 

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I will not eat them. I have always heard they are great to eat. Nope. Really nice canadians (last time we were on Rainy Lake) filleted a couple we caught and they cooked some of the fillets and we cooked some fillets from the pike. They told us how great they are to eat. Actually the limit on non residents there is like none or one. Northern Pike are terrible to eat, nope not for me. Especially when I can catch all the walleye I want and not even fish for walleye.
 

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