Pike in Shiner Lake

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Pike in Shiner Lake

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Fished Shiner lake today. Nothing big, just a few little rainbows between 8 and 12". Pike in Shiner though seems to be doing real well. Spotted
three - one was in 30" range and two were around 25". And they ain't shy.
I had to kick one with my fin to make it move. Guys fishing from the shore spotted one more, which makes at least four of them in the lake.
Ice fishing for big pike at Shiner looks pretty promising :D
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I've heard of the pike in Shiner, but I've never actually seen them. Gotta get after them with the 9-wt. What patterns did your rainbows take?
Time's fun when you're having flies.
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Fishboy:
The patterns I used were Black Woolly Buggers(#8), green Carey Special (#8), Gold Ribbed Hare's Ear (#10).
If you want to see the pike look in the far bay on your right. They will be
either near sunken log close to the shore or suspending near drop off
on the western side of the bay.
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I've seen some big pike crusing the shallows. Looked bigger than 30". and it was nice and thick! must feed like a king in there. If I'm around, I'm gonna give it a go!
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Hmmm...soundsl like it's time to slay some pike! I'm sure the MNR aren't too happy to have had someone introduce them to Shiner.
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where is shiner lake?

i'd love to catch some bows on the fly

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Check your messages. I've sent you a PM.
Time's fun when you're having flies.
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I have a Bomber Long A with a rainbow trout pattern on it, might stop by sunday for some enticing! :wink:

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Oh ya, Todd B, don't throw em in the woods, send me a message and I'll come take em of your hands my folks love pike :wink:
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Mosquito,
I was there that day and I guess we had a nice chat on shore ....nice meeting you !

Hope to see you there this weekend :)


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Thanks for letting me know you were going Paya! :wink:

We gotta get out soon!
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BASSSTALKER,

I'm looking forward to fish with you again !!!

so long :)..bro ..:)

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Post by JimmyBuffett »

Well, stopped by Shiner to snatch some minnows and take a stab at those pike, second cast jerkin my 5" bomber long A Rainbow trout pattern, Smack, thinkin there's the Pike, nope 17'' Bow :D Nice surprise, guess they like the fingerlings too :wink: Anyway didn't stick around too long as 5 kids hackin away at logs and yelling didn't make for a pleasant afternoon :evil: Ah well thats what happens when the lake is right on the side of the road, Good luck to anyone headin out soon, and ice is forming in the shallows, as well as on white lake.

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Paya,
It was good meeting you. Can't go this weekend. Too bad, could be
the last warm days. Good luck,
Mosquito
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Paya,
It was good meeting you. Can't go this weekend. Too bad, could be
the last warm days. Good luck,
Mosquito
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