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MYTH BUSTING
The internet seems to be creating pike myths at a greater rate than ever before in history. Photographs of big pike appear with scanty details accompanying them resulting in wild speculation. Sometimes photographs of big pike are captioned incorrectly, sometimes accidentally, sometimes with the intention to deceive. The PAC has a number of piking sleuths within it's ranks who have successfully exposed the truth of some of these myths. The
most widely spread myth concerns the two photos below which have appeared on many
pike and musky forums around the world, frequently being passed off as the same
fish and caught variously in Canada or the USA. In fact they even made it to the
cover of the Angling
Times - when most savvy pikers already knew the truth!
An earlier myth that did the internet rounds concerned a pike reportedly caught through the ice in Manitoba, Canada. The myth in this instance was the length of the pike. A 70 inch pike would be an incredible fish! The pike is clearly being held well forward, making judgement of its true length all but impossible. |
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