Sight fishing BIG pike through a spear hole

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  • čas přidán 12. 09. 2024
  • Today we are sight fishing BIG pike with decoy suckers in central Minnesota. On the edge of the main lake bay, big fish move into this area come late winter to feed before the spawn.

Komentáře • 21

  • @matthofmann8742
    @matthofmann8742 Před 2 lety +1

    Awesome video!

  • @Maplecook
    @Maplecook Před rokem +1

    This is EPIC!

  • @chauncyskolberg
    @chauncyskolberg Před 2 lety +1

    Here before you start catching whales and swordfish

  • @joevette6290
    @joevette6290 Před rokem

    Back in the 70's my boss used to come to work every morning and always had a huge pike in the shop bathtub! I was a great pike fisherman but couldn't understand how an old man who had no fishing rod or even a single lure caught these 15 to 25 lb pikes every day??? Well after a couple of months he showed me a spear gun which I never seen before and said he could practically choose his pike since they didn't fear him at the bottom of a lake full of them

  • @dennisschaaf8813
    @dennisschaaf8813 Před 7 měsíci

    They just weren't hungry.

  • @dontransue9843
    @dontransue9843 Před 8 měsíci

    When you catch a pike that anemic, give him a sandwich and let him go.

  • @desquariussmithiii3204
    @desquariussmithiii3204 Před 2 lety +1

    Why’d you go do that Youngblood?

  • @artsteadman2230
    @artsteadman2230 Před rokem

    Try Lake Sturgeon in WI. 2012 State Record was 212#, 82"

  • @Johnwisinski1978
    @Johnwisinski1978 Před 2 lety +2

    What lake you in Youngblood?

  • @skunkape2
    @skunkape2 Před 8 měsíci

    Too much hardware on that sucker minnow, Delete one of the hooks and use a bit smaller hook

  • @DeshaunJames
    @DeshaunJames Před 2 lety +1

    I don't know much about fishing but that beast is sexy!!

  • @raprock5000
    @raprock5000 Před rokem

    Why not pull the artificial so he just has the live minnow to concentrate on ?

  • @NeBro046
    @NeBro046 Před 8 měsíci

    Отличная рыбалка !

  • @petebeam420
    @petebeam420 Před 2 lety +2

    Based on the structure of the lake I can tell you where this is at. If you'd like to collab let me know. Nice vid bud!

  • @jakehinz4210
    @jakehinz4210 Před 2 lety +1

    Would’ve subbed, but you need better lighting!

    • @desquariussmithiii3204
      @desquariussmithiii3204 Před 2 lety

      😈

    • @joevette6290
      @joevette6290 Před rokem

      Actually he needs to stop moving around up there that pike has a lateral line that senses every movement for yards away and notices the hole in ice which makes him hungry but not stupid!!

    • @willdurant216
      @willdurant216 Před rokem

      No, you don't need better lighting, but you can cut the sound effects. Your commentary is entertaining - sufficient.

  • @willdurant216
    @willdurant216 Před rokem

    We fish the same way except that I don't release as the end state is to eat and not impale fish mouths - purpose. You can lessen your perceived frustration during minnow bites by setting the hook instantly as after bite as long as one hook is no longer visible. With a firm set you'll hook the pike upon immediate bite 99% of the time. Don't approach the hook setting as one generally does during tip-up fishing.
    This technique is an entertaining and filling way to fish, evening though I don't find catch and release entertaining, but unnecessary.
    You can buy an electric chainsaw and fill it with a thick edible oil for lube to cut that hole much faster. Drilling 10-12 holes is lost time on ice. 2 person flip over setups have sufficient space and are a faster than a hub, while not susceptible to wind strike like a hub even when anchored, because you are sitting in the sled of a flip over. These are lessons learned from experience but understand it all costs money.
    Good luck.