Pike fishing
The pike (Esox) is a freshwater fish, common in the rivers, canals and lakes of the northern hemisphere. There are several subspecies in Canada, the United States, Europe and Asia.
They can measure up to 1.5m and weigh more than 25kg. Their olive-green body - dark on the upper part and tending to white on the lower part - has elongated yellow spots. The elongated head has several sensory pores with which it detects its prey.
It is fished by trolling, spinning and fly fishing.
Species similar to Pike
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Black bass ( Micropterus) is a common name for several species such as largemouth bass, smallmouth bass and spotted bass among others. Famous for its strength and fighting ability, it is a very popular fish among fishing enthusiasts. It can reach up to 60 cm.
MORE INFO >Black Bass
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Carp (Cyprinus carpio) originated in Asia and was introduced to Europe centuries ago. In the Middle Ages monks farmed carp in ponds and lakes for food. Carp are a popular species among sport fishing enthusiasts and can weigh up to 40 kg.
MORE INFO >Carp
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Catfish are a diverse group of several Species that have one thing in common: their baleen. They come in all sorts of colors and sizes, including the Mekong catfish, the European catfish, and the South American variants of the piranha. Catfish are the largest freshwater fish in the world and can grow up to 5 meters long and weigh more than 300kg!!!
MORE INFO >Catfish
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Sander pikeperch (Sander lucioperca) is a popular sport fishing species in Europe and western Asia. It is found in freshwater from Finland to Spain and from the British Isles to Kazakhstan. The best techniques for catching pikeperch are spinning, live bait or dead bait. Pike perch can grow to over a meter in length and weigh over 15kg.
MORE INFO >Pikeperch
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The best fishing charters for Pike
Freetime Adventure Charters
Portarlington, Melbourne, Australia
34,45 ft
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