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<blockquote data-quote="Brian Renville" data-source="post: 257325" data-attributes="member: 256"><p>I love pike fishing and the bigger the better, I might keep a few every year and it's usually a foul hooked one and it seems like the ones over 10# aren't the ones who do that. If anything my biggest complaint is the same no matter what kind of fish we are talking about, how in the hell do people eat so many damn fish? I'm sure some households will eat a limit or more of walleye a week but I'm fairly certain it's not that many. As long as folks are getting use out of them that's fine but it's obvious that some folks are either fishing for the whole neighborhood or they are throwing them in the freezer to probably be tossed in the garbage a year down the road. As for Sak there has been record pike population in recent years and the walleye fishing can't get any better. There is zero reason to believe that less pike is going to make things better for walleyes, it's as good as it gets now, smacking them in the head and tossing them back because they might cut a few of your poor crawler harnesses is beyond pathetic. If you need to grab a live fish by the eyes it's time to either stop being a sissy or quit and go bowling.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Brian Renville, post: 257325, member: 256"] I love pike fishing and the bigger the better, I might keep a few every year and it's usually a foul hooked one and it seems like the ones over 10# aren't the ones who do that. If anything my biggest complaint is the same no matter what kind of fish we are talking about, how in the hell do people eat so many damn fish? I'm sure some households will eat a limit or more of walleye a week but I'm fairly certain it's not that many. As long as folks are getting use out of them that's fine but it's obvious that some folks are either fishing for the whole neighborhood or they are throwing them in the freezer to probably be tossed in the garbage a year down the road. As for Sak there has been record pike population in recent years and the walleye fishing can't get any better. There is zero reason to believe that less pike is going to make things better for walleyes, it's as good as it gets now, smacking them in the head and tossing them back because they might cut a few of your poor crawler harnesses is beyond pathetic. If you need to grab a live fish by the eyes it's time to either stop being a sissy or quit and go bowling. [/QUOTE]

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