MASSIVE DOUBLE DIGIT TORONTO PIKE! (And more), Great day! (12+? lb pike!)

[Perch_master]

How’s a going guys, got out again this week to try my luck and ended up having a great day of fishing! Hooked up with multiple pike and one suprise fish that was released right away! Overall it was a great day fishing and nearly broke my PB pike! Hope you all enjoy, pike was about 34-35 inches so that makes it about a 12 lber! And that’s not even counting how thick this fish was! Very exciting
[YOUTUBE]https://youtu.be/gdVk-iWnttc[/YOUTUBE]

[crappeeeman]

Another great video, we could here your comments much better this time when you faded out the music. One of my spots is like that where you can see the fish from shore. Exciting to see them chase and hit the bait. Your videos are always enjoyable.

[Perch_master]

Thanks man! It is crazy for sure. Why I really don’t mind fishing is Toronto is the sight fishing aspect. Makes slow days entertaining still even with a minimal amount of fish.

[crappeeeman]

Your camera guy may start asking for a raise soon. LOL Good job.

[Icemanjay]

Nice fish man!

[Jerkbaiter]

Nice fish and good video , congrats!
I liked it how cool you played this pike and did not rush it and how you released it.

I would say that post-spawn pike of about 34-35" should weight around 10-11 lb from my experience.

You can use "In-Fisherman" Length to Weight table as a general guide to determine pike's weight based on it's length:

https://www.in-fisherman.com/editorial/pike...on-chart/154384

I love fishing for Toronto pike - good opportunity to land a big one (40" and over) without spending a fortune for traveling to remote northern lodges.

Couple of quick tips, if you don't mind:
-always keep the landing net ready beside you.
- and keep the long-nosed pliers and other release tools handy to make sure the pike is unhooked and released quickly

Good job!

[mamona]

Very nice. Informative tips from Jerkbaiter, as always.

[Perch_master]

Thanks guys! And for sure I completely agree, next time I will do that! Thanks for the comments. Toronto fishing definitely can be decent if you get a good day.