32 incher

[buckcanyonlodge]

Went fishing for walleye..casting lures from the bank..Hooked this guy. As soon as I hooked her my drag busted on my reel... Interesting fight but got it in---Boy do these suckers fight. Deep fried Pike tonight!!

[C-Money]

Very nice! 

[lewy]

How did it eat?!

[Southpole]

Been wanting one of those for quite some time. I’d love to know how it tasted as well.

[Stein]

Nice one!

[Russ McDonald]

Nothern pike to me is right up there with walleye in taste.  Just have to know how to filler them.  Lots of bones.  My mom and aunt taught me how to debone them.  Fried is always the best just chunk out the fillet after you have deboned it.  Nice pike.

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[buckcanyonlodge]

I've eaten them before and love them..right up there with walleye. I'm thinking about starting up my campfire and use my cast iron skillet to fry them up as a "Shore Lunch" GOTTA GET THE BONES OUT.  You Tube University has lots of videos on how to get the bones out

[NRA4LIFE]

What Russ said (from a midwesterner).  If you know what you're doing, they can be filleted with no bones left.  I've eaten hundreds of them.  They are great pickled too.

[pianoman9701]

I've eaten them before and love them..right up there with walleye. I'm thinking about starting up my campfire and use my cast iron skillet to fry them up as a "Shore Lunch" GOTTA GET THE BONES OUT.  You Tube University has lots of videos on how to get the bones out

Back in the NE, we used to pickle chunks of pike and it made the bones dissolve. Kind of like herring but better.

[Russ McDonald]

I was going to mention the pickled pike to.  Growing up in NE Minnesota there quite alot of pickled pike in school growing up.

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[h20hunter]

Us Midwestern folks will fry anything! I've had pike, gar, and even carp. Carp ribs cleaned and soaked and fried come out pretty good.

[Parasite]

Looks more like a tiger musky?

[nwwanderer]

Roosevelt i assume, thanks, get some more!!!!

[7mmfan]

That one does have interesting markings. The tigers that I've caught had no spotting though, just very distinct vertical striping. I have seen some images of northerns with subtle striping patterns in their spotting, thats how this one appears to me anyway.

[Angry Perch]

I sure miss catching Northerns. (Pike wasn't in our vocabulary in MN). They do look a bit different out here, as do the walleyes.