Foehammer wrote:Top water is about as exciting as it gets! Any pike in those waters?
I wish!!! Redfin Pike or Chain Pickerel is about it for us down here in Georgia…I would love to catch a Northern Pike on top water…all I caught this evening were “two scales and a tail” bank running bass and a few decent Bluegill but it was fun…I switched to a fluke once I realized there was too much unseen vegetation (water was a little murky…
Foehammer wrote:Top water is about as exciting as it gets! Any pike in those waters?
I wish!!! Redfin Pike or Chain Pickerel is about it for us down here in Georgia…I would love to catch a Northern Pike on top water…all I caught this evening were “two scales and a tail” bank running bass and a few decent Bluegill but it was fun…I switched to a fluke once I realized there was too much unseen vegetation (water was a little murky…
Nice. Oh man there was this one time my buddy and I were fishing top water on a river diversion. There was this one pike about 2 feet away from me that bit my spinnerbait and I caught it! Gets the heart going!
All that is gold does not glitter, not all those who wander are lost.
Got in a few miles of hiking today. Temps were right around 40 with snow squalls, making for quite a damp time. MagnaCut Native was along, as well as my trusty Sebenza.
Because desolate places allow us to breathe. And most people don't even know they're out of breath.
Foehammer wrote:Top water is about as exciting as it gets! Any pike in those waters?
I wish!!! Redfin Pike or Chain Pickerel is about it for us down here in Georgia…I would love to catch a Northern Pike on top water…all I caught this evening were “two scales and a tail” bank running bass and a few decent Bluegill but it was fun…I switched to a fluke once I realized there was too much unseen vegetation (water was a little murky…
Nice. Oh man there was this one time my buddy and I were fishing top water on a river diversion. There was this one pike about 2 feet away from me that bit my spinnerbait and I caught it! Gets the heart going!
Holy scales Batman…2 feet away and a Northern pike bites my spinner bait? That might get the heart stopping!!!… I’ve only seen em on fishing shows
Foehammer wrote:Top water is about as exciting as it gets! Any pike in those waters?
I wish!!! Redfin Pike or Chain Pickerel is about it for us down here in Georgia…I would love to catch a Northern Pike on top water…all I caught this evening were “two scales and a tail” bank running bass and a few decent Bluegill but it was fun…I switched to a fluke once I realized there was too much unseen vegetation (water was a little murky…
Nice. Oh man there was this one time my buddy and I were fishing top water on a river diversion. There was this one pike about 2 feet away from me that bit my spinnerbait and I caught it! Gets the heart going!
Holy scales Batman…2 feet away and a Northern pike bites my spinner bait? That might get the heart stopping!!!… I’ve only seen em on fishing shows
A lot of guys up here hate ‘em but they’re fun, I love catching pike! Mean and vicious and just super aggressive apex predators. They’ll eat anything they can; baby ducks, frogs, and other pike!
Tasty too, if ya cook em right. But I’m mainly catch and release anyhow.
All that is gold does not glitter, not all those who wander are lost.
forgot my knife roll so I rocked one of our dexter russell 12" slicers and used the aqua salt in place of my petty.
Obviously not as well suited to the task as a purpose built petty, but it handled well enough. sliced bread and tomatoes, used it to butterfly filets and slice ny strips, etc. was fun using it in a way I never had before.
I'm just glad I broke down a bunch of steaks yesterday after sharpening my work knives. Doing that with the house knives would have been awful.
MNOSD 0002 / Do more than is required of you . Patton
Nothing makes earth so spacious as to have friends at a distance; they make the latitudes and longitudes.
Henry David Thoreau
Again: Old, trusty knife, new cool throwing hawks, and having a good time in the woods.
Also: Pic points out the difference between burnt and bright orange..
Top three going by pocket-time (update April 25):
- EDC: Endela SE (K390). Endura thin red line ffg combo edge (VG10), Chaparral SE (CTS XHP)
- Mountains/outdoors: Pac.Salt 2 SE (LC200N), Salt 2 SE (LC200N), Endela SE (K390)
s in 85 steel flavors.
