03-11-2010, 03:18 PM
Have you considered fly-fishing for pike? Sounds crazy, huh, but more & bigger fish are taken every year on flies than hardware! If the fish are in the shallows or hanging in cabbage beds (even as deep as 10 ft to the tops), streamer flies are killers...and it's not as hard to do as you may think. I can teach anyone to cast well enough to catch Toothy Critters in 2 - 3 hours.
If you're interested in trying, you can get everything you need to know, including casting advice, from my book, "Toothy Critters Love Flies." See my web site: [url "http://www.PikeFlyGuy.com"]www.PikeFlyGuy.com[/url]. Also available at Amazon.com and book stores. Feel free to write me if you've got any questions.
This is NOT a commercial enterprise for me. I just love promoting the thrill of 20# fish charging flies. I also host "Fly-fishing weeks" at several northern Canadian lodges in August.
Let me know if you give it a try. It's the "hottest" action in pike fishing now.
George Bernstein
The Pike Fly Guy
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If you're interested in trying, you can get everything you need to know, including casting advice, from my book, "Toothy Critters Love Flies." See my web site: [url "http://www.PikeFlyGuy.com"]www.PikeFlyGuy.com[/url]. Also available at Amazon.com and book stores. Feel free to write me if you've got any questions.
This is NOT a commercial enterprise for me. I just love promoting the thrill of 20# fish charging flies. I also host "Fly-fishing weeks" at several northern Canadian lodges in August.
Let me know if you give it a try. It's the "hottest" action in pike fishing now.
George Bernstein
The Pike Fly Guy
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