In this tip video, Larry shows you how to catch pike in summer! He breaks down popular weed structure and some of his favorite lures. It is also important to remember how to handle these fish when you’re fighting them in warm water. Try these techniques next time you go out pike fishing, and let us know if they worked!
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How to Dine Out and Stay Healthy
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