pike??
- Thread starter KEVIN B
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Aghh...its a Saxatilis pike, probably lepodita or sumptin along those lines. Kinda hard to say...
. It will be lunch soon though if you keep it wit that TSN.
. It will be lunch soon though if you keep it wit that TSN. Not nessecssairly lunch i had a 10 inch red pike with 2 20 in rtc and 1 18 in tsn in a 220 and he held his ground nicely mean bastard but i loved him died when i moved to Ga along with my other fish. Survived the trip but I didnt know that Ft Benning water was awful not only for fish but for humans also.
Left together it would only be a matter of time before the pike got eaten. Its just gonna happen, so why wait till it does?