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UNUSUAL PIKE Pike are a widespread species inhabiting a variety of habitats, so it is not surprising that they vary in appearance in various parts of the world and also that some individual fish exhibit unusual markings. There are also some fairly common physical deformities that occur. On this page we hope to collect a selection of pictures illustrating these variations. If you have a picture of an unusual looking pike please contact webmaster@pacgb.com Click the thumbnails for larger pictures
'Pugnosed' pike like this seem to be fairly common in Ireland where this one was caught. Photo courtesy of Phil Wakeford	A drain pike with an upturned upper jaw Photo courtesy of Graham Slater
This boldly marked Dutch pike was caught in 2005 Photo courtesy of www.lures4sale.nl	Tim Kelly with an English river pike Photo courtesy of Martin Godliman
Italian pike Photo courtesy of Luca Cattinn www.pikefirst.com	Italian pike Photo courtesy of Luca Cattin www.pikefirst.com
A very pale pike Photo courtesy of Lawson Jones	A small pugnosed pike Photo courtesy of Mark McLaughlin
An English river pike Photo courtesy of Andy Hunt	An English river pug Photo courtesy of Andy Hunt
A Scottish oddity Photo courtesy of Scott Guthrie	Another Irish pug. Photo courtesy of Phil Wakeford
A silver pike from Spirit Lake. Photo courtesy of Chris Carlson	An unusually marked pike from Spirit Lake. Photo courtesy of Chris Carlson
Superjohhnie! Nothing odder than this! Chairman John Synnuck posing for all he's worth.

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