Lurking Pike

I've just been on there for 1 hour and was reluctant to click the X very good extremely funny.

quote: It would be interesting to know how quickly they could re-establish themselves if left alone. Elton The problem is they won't be left alone they would be knocked back by the thing that has got them into this state.

If you are fishing for cats use cat food

I would only freeze it for about 4 weeks max. after that it goes soggy and lumpy it is really no good.

4th april 2004 seems right just a guess [ 18. May 2003, 05:12 PM: Message edited by: Lurking Pike ]

I Mix all kinds of groundbaits together and i allways freeze it, but i don't use water i just make dry stuff cuz i use raw stuff(Dry bread crumb cooked hemp ect). Then i add filtered water into the mixture so it is like pre prepared stuff then freeze it no wories. should i be worried :confused: . it works for all groundbaits regardless the ingriedients.

I was thinking yesterday what made me start up fishing and i remembered when i went to a bat spotting evening at my local park. There was a brook that ran through it, my dad walked over there with me and we peered down into the water and we saw a 1ft jack pike and i was amazed by the shape of this creature. So i looked up all the fish species and was spending hours looking through books and surfing the net for more and more information. well thats how i got started please reply with your versions of your expieriences. [ 02. May 2003, 04:40 PM: Message edited by: Lurking Pike ]

It looks like a Pike bite near its Dorsal fin and bad toning like a two tone, or as you guys said spawning but i would of thaught it would of been on the underside of the fish :confused: ,

I've caught English perch (perca flviatilis) like that one in your picture newt they are probably not formed properly yet :confused: . I don't see why Americans don't have English perch in some waters :confused: . This is my firsy post as my new account i was Bream Boy if anybody cares.