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Man! Thank you guys all so much for the recent support on all of my content. I have so been enjoying producing these videos throughout the summer. Now that fall is in full swing, busy times arrive. I have been fishing much less but, got out last weekend for this awesome adventure. I really hope you guys all enjoy this upload. I head even further north then where I live and stop at a senic waterfall to fish for anything that swims. Again I so appreciate the support. MUCH more to come.
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Great fishing Perch master and just a beautiful spot. The skinny pike syndrome is a parasite that stops the pike from getting thick. The pike will grow in length but the parasite prevents it from gaining the normal weight it should. Did you notice if it's teeth looked normal?
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Thank you all so much for the kind words and support here guys, it is so appreciated. Been a rough week, but happy to say I have an AWESOME video ready to publish this evening. These short days suck, but making the most of living near so many lakes. That is for sure.
And thank you CM! Yes, the pikes teeth were there. So that makes complete sense. How intriguing. Really awesome to learn about that stuff. Thank you CM for your input!
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