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After putting some bait on my jig i was about to put it down the hole when i noticed my tip up line which was set up some 20' away from me. I looked down the hole and saw this.
I watched him for a couple of minutes until he ran again but when i went to set the hook the bait came right out. The perch i was using was 7" long. If you look at the top of the pic you can see part of another pike that was interested in what this guy had.

Great pic, what kind of camera was that with?

I didn't know that you could use perch as bait in the St.Lawrence. That's a good picture.

WOW thats verru KOOL to look at

wat a cool pic

wait is that the pike with the perch in its mouth

Clausewitz wrote:Great pic, what kind of camera was that with?

The camera i have is a 5 yr. old 3 mega pixel centrios. The water here on the St. Lawrence is gin clear thanks to the zebra mussels. It was 8' deep in that particular spot. You can clearly see to depths of 30+ feet, which makes for some great sight fishing!

Wallyboss wrote:I didn't know that you could use perch as bait in the St.Lawrence. That's a good picture.

Everything is cool with using perch for bait where i fish on the Larry. I e mailed the MNR and surprise surprise they replied the next day. Here is the conversation for anyone who is wondering....

Wallyboss wrote:I didn't know that you could use perch as bait in the St.Lawrence. That's a good picture.

Everything is cool with using perch for bait where i fish on the Larry. I e mailed the MNR and surprise surprise they replied the next day. Here is the conversation for anyone who is wondering....

Subject:Fishing Require Reply:yes Comment:Have the laws for using perch as bait on the st. Lawrence changed in the new regs?? In the past years it was ok. Regards, Steven Quartus Page that likely generated this feedback:http://www.mnr.gov.on.ca/MNR/csb/messag ... tmlBrowser type used to view referring page:Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U;Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.8.1.11) Gecko/20071127 Firefox/2.0.0.11


Hello Steven Quartus: There has been no change in the regulations regarding the use of perch as bait in the St. Lawrence River, Zone 20. In adjacent Zone 18, only live or dead bait fish less than 5.1 inches may be used. Thank you for your enquiry. nric web reader - lm*******************************************Natural Resources Information Centre PO Box 7000Peterborough, ON K9J 8M51-800-667-1940Fax: 705-755-1677mnr.nric@mnr.gov.on.cahttp://themnrstore.mnr.gov.on.ca******************************************** -----Original Message-----From: MNR.website.comments@mnr.gov.on.ca[mailto:MNR.website.comments@mnr.gov.on.ca] Sent: January 30, 2008 6:40 PMTo: NRIC - Fishing (MNR)Subject: Email regarding Fishing

Now I know Cool!!!

Netman wrote:The camera i have is a 5 yr. old 3 mega pixel centrios. The water here on the St. Lawrence is gin clear thanks to the zebra mussels. It was 8' deep in that particular spot. You can clearly see to depths of 30+ feet, which makes for some great sight fishing!

Thanks, I was thinking it was an underwater camera to get a clear picture like that.

Hey cool picture man! You gave the seceret bait away for pike on the river don't give our location away dude! Your crappie PB pictures was awesome to another reason to keep that spot quite! Anyways you'll know when you get to work that I've taken the night off for some nice night time crappiing.

You Bastage