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<blockquote data-quote="Allen" data-source="post: 301005" data-attributes="member: 389">A 100 lb paddlefish swimming by with its mouth open would catch a person's attention, even if you already knew it only ate zooplankton.Same with the sturgeon.- - - Updated - - -BTW, If'n I were to attempt to chase pike in that area, first and foremost...I'd put in on the river and go up to Little Knife Bay.&nbsp; If stuck in the Hook, go over to Shell Creek and troll or pitch shallow running cranks into the shallows, husky jerks work well for them.&nbsp; AFter that, the railroad trestle NW of the Hook's ramp is a good bet for finding pike.&nbsp; And lastly, try the shallows over at Littlefields.&nbsp; A good friend of mine that has a lot of ND outdoors experience chases pike a LOT during the summer.&nbsp; One of his favorite lures is a rat.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Allen, post: 301005, member: 389"] A 100 lb paddlefish swimming by with its mouth open would catch a person's attention, even if you already knew it only ate zooplankton. Same with the sturgeon. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] BTW, If'n I were to attempt to chase pike in that area, first and foremost...I'd put in on the river and go up to Little Knife Bay. If stuck in the Hook, go over to Shell Creek and troll or pitch shallow running cranks into the shallows, husky jerks work well for them. AFter that, the railroad trestle NW of the Hook's ramp is a good bet for finding pike. And lastly, try the shallows over at Littlefields. A good friend of mine that has a lot of ND outdoors experience chases pike a LOT during the summer. One of his favorite lures is a rat. [/QUOTE]

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