Large Irish Pike

[Irish Lurcher 1,013]

This is a River Suck Pike, caught on a dead Roach.

 

The Pike took the bait within seconds of my cast, fought like a bull. The river is stuffed with such fish, mind you its a long river, so you must know where you are going. We had four 20lb plus Pike that day, smallest was 22-12, biggest was 26-8.

[Danny-Macca 0]

any pictures mate :whistle:

[Guest Frank]

Its good to hear tall storys.

 

I fish the suck regularily, up and down, have not seen that many caught in one day.

 

Frank.

[Irish Lurcher 1,013]

Its good to hear tall storys.

 

I fish the suck regularily, up and down, have not seen that many caught in one day.

 

 

 

 

 

Take it from an angler with over twenty years on the suck they are there alright, if you know what you are doing. Maybe your Angling is as bad as your spelling.. regulairly

 

Tight lines.

 

Dam photo wont down load.

Edited October 7, 2006 by Irish Lurcher

[Guest Frank]

Ok, i believe you.

 

Hope you put them all back, as they are a lovely fish to look at and the river needs them, all part of the cycle of life.

 

Frank.

[Irish Lurcher 1,013]

Ok, i believe you.

 

Hope you put them all back, as they are a lovely fish to look at and the river needs them, all part of the cycle of life.

 

Frank.

 

 

Cheers Frank

 

I am a member founder member of the Irish Pike Society, have wrote countless articles on the art of Piking for mags both here and the UK, all Pike are returned alive and safe.

 

 

Cheers

 

John

[Guest Frank]

Thats great.

 

What i hate most of all, is the germans and french that come over and kill all pike of all sizes

They are very ignorant with attitude aswell.

 

Happy fishing and hope you have more of the luck you are having now.

 

Frank.

[Guest baldie]

It isnt the krauts and frogs you lads need to sort, its the feckin immigrants, they are destroying irelands fishing.We have been coming over for years, piking, to cootehill, and its steadily got worse.We wont be coming next year.

[Irish Lurcher 1,013]

It isnt the krauts and frogs you lads need to sort, its the feckin immigrants, they are destroying irelands fishing.We have been coming over for years, piking, to cootehill, and its steadily got worse.We wont be coming next year.

 

 

Now theres a man who knows what hes talking about. The ba****rds are netting lakes all over Cavan and the country as awhole.

 

I am involved in two courts cases against these f***ers, hate them, they are no good.

 

any pictures mate :whistle:

 

 

any pictures mate :whistle:

 

 

any pictures mate :whistle:

 

 

any pictures mate :whistle:

 

 

any pictures mate :whistle:

[Guest baldie]

Do you know the cootehill area , irish lurcher? pm me if you like.

[Guest Frank]

I heard that to, what the feck are they at?

 

Hope you get them sorted with the court case IL.

 

Frank.

[Guest bigbird]

Thats great.

 

What i hate most of all, is the germans and french that come over and kill all pike of all sizes

They are very ignorant with attitude aswell.

 

Happy fishing and hope you have more of the luck you are having now.

 

Frank.

 

Theyre the same when shooting our lad still has lead shot in his head off the beating line off our box headed cousins mind you it hasnt made him any more even headed All joking apart though Pike one awesome prehistoric freaky looking fish that as you say Frank plays its part in the cycle of life and should be respected for it and of course the most spectacular of the species is of course FEMALE

[Guest baldie]

its certainly the fattest.

[billybunter 72]

It isnt the krauts and frogs you lads need to sort, its the feckin immigrants, they are destroying irelands fishing.We have been coming over for years, piking, to cootehill, and its steadily got worse.We wont be coming next year.

 

i totally agree with you baldie

here in roscommon they have netted numerus lakes you only have to go

to lanesborough anytime after 5pm and you see them they take anything

from 2oz to 20lb f*****g disgrace something has to be done and quick

before they fleece all the rivers and lakes

[Guest Frank]