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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…

Mrj wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 21, 2023 5:33 pm

Just a lil gardening

Haha! Enjoy that tea!

SaltyCaribbeanDfly wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 21, 2023 6:12 pm

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!

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.

Found a really good deal on some used Flytanium cf scales. I gotta say, I’m really impressed. They’re quite nice.

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Fri Apr 21, 2023 12:18 pm

mikey177 wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 21, 2023 5:18 am

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I really like this picture. Nice job

Thanks!

Foehammer wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 21, 2023 7:07 pm

SaltyCaribbeanDfly wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 21, 2023 6:12 pm

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

SaltyCaribbeanDfly wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 21, 2023 7:19 pm

Foehammer wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 21, 2023 7:07 pm

SaltyCaribbeanDfly wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 21, 2023 6:12 pm

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.

Took a trip down the coast today, the PM2 came with.

my usual + an aqua salt.



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.

Kousa Dogwood - latest in the family to bloom, also known as the Japanese dogwood…has a very unique seed some say looks like a wild strawberry

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..

AEB-L Mule just arrived and got a set of scales.

Caly 3.5 not to be confused with Mr. 305