Yellow Perch?

[devolve]

North ga

 

[Bjrink]

When you find’em, get’em!!

 

[James12]

May be alone here, but I’d choose eating a river gar over just about anything.

 

[Batjack]

May be alone here, but I’d choose eating a river gar over just about anything.

Done right, those back straps taste like lobster. Yum!

 

[NCHillbilly]

May be alone here, but I’d choose eating a river gar over just about anything.

Done right, those back straps taste like lobster. Yum!

I like gar, but yaller perch are mo betta.

 

[NCHillbilly]

You mean Pickerel?

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Around here, most people call walleye "pike." Sometimes you'll hear "walleyed pike."

 

[Canuck5]

Where I grew up, Walleye were called Pickerel. Pike were Pike and put up much more of a fight and you needed to use a stainless steel leader to catch the big ones! More fun to catch, but the Walleye/Pickerel were much better eating. Pike have a lot of bones. Muskies were (stinky) monsters, but all are part of the same family and would wear you out.

https://www.wideopenspaces.com/giant-musky-is-lake-st-clair-all-time-release-record/

These were caught, at the mouth of the river where I grew up. 40 miles north of Detroit.

https://www.northernontario.travel/fishing/one-musky-every-hour

 

[Rabun]

Member on here

Hey I know that guy. Wait, I am that guy

Got him on lake burton. Hit a pointer trolled on a down rigger 30 feet deep over a 50' bottom. Was fishing for trout. Was delicious!

 

[j_seph]

Around here, most people call walleye "pike." Sometimes you'll hear "walleyed pike."

That is like Crappie and Krapy

 

[whchunter]

Have caught several on Sinclair. Dont know if they are native or stocked.

 

[sparky]

They are family. My problem is hooking em before they swallow the hook ! I can load the boat with smaller ones using live worms. Minnows seem to get the larger ones. Would like to find a artificial something that would catch them consistently ! I got some small rubber prerigged minnow looking thangs I am going to try this afternoon. Any ideas ?

Ive caught em on mepps and panther martins from the bank on burton

 

[Teh Wicked]

Some nice ones in Lake Seed

 

[NCHillbilly]

Where I grew up, Walleye were called Pickerel. Pike were Pike and put up much more of a fight and you needed to use a stainless steel leader to catch the big ones! More fun to catch, but the Walleye/Pickerel were much better eating. Pike have a lot of bones. Muskies were (stinky) monsters, but all are part of the same family and would wear you out.

https://www.wideopenspaces.com/giant-musky-is-lake-st-clair-all-time-release-record/

These were caught, at the mouth of the river where I grew up. 40 miles north of Detroit.

https://www.northernontario.travel/fishing/one-musky-every-hour

We don't have northern pike here, so the walleyes are called pike. We do have muskies.

 

[Cmp1]

We don't have northern pike here, so the walleyes are called pike. We do have muskies.

We've got too many Northerns here,,,,come get some of our Hammer Handles,,,,

 

[C.Killmaster]

I like gar, but yaller perch are mo betta.

Gar is better than you could imagine if you've never eaten it. It's like better alligator.

 

[NCHillbilly]

Gar is better than you could imagine if you've never eaten it. It's like better alligator.

Yeah, I eat them pretty frequently, and like it. It's not like fish at all, really. I've always compared it to gator, also. Blackened gar especially is really tasty.