Favorite Pike Lure

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Favorite Pike Lure

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Hi all,

Just wondering what your favorite lure to use for pike is.

I'm heading to Temagami for a couple of weeks early summer and want to target some monster northerns that I know are there (lost one last year).

I know they will strike just about anything but what I'm looking for is the go to lure, the one you tie on first!

I'll be at the carp show this weekend and would like to pick something up.
Any help would be appreciated

Thanks WK
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Post by canoedude »

Husky Jerk - Black and Silver (when water is cool)
Black Spinnerbait (when water heats up a bit)
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Post by Jale »

If I'm casting for pike only. the first thing I would tie on is a Mepps #5 Aglia dressed in yellow and red. Can't beat it.

I always have a 9 inch sluggo in silver or pink tied on another rig for follows.

good luck

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Post by R.U. Ketchinenny »

My go-to lures for the various types...

Trolling: 4-6" Red Devil Spoon

Active Casting: Big Gawdy spinnerbait with plastic twister and stinger hook

Surface Work: Zara Spook :shock: heart pounding...

And don't overlook the oversize tube jigs.

Mmmmm.... pike.
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Post by pikeie »

dardevlle or willims wabler red white.
white or chartruce spinnerbait
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Anything Charteuse.

Then I let the area dictate what type to throw.
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Depending on the conditions. But the first thing I tie on is a gold spinner.

Also....

Top water: Chug bug & spook

Trolling: Rapala Jointed #12

Casting: Johnson Silver minnow with a white grub, original floater #12, & husky jerk #12

And when the pike bite is off, I try throwing a 3" yellow mister twister on an orange 3/8 jig head and reel it in fast. Doesn't necessarily get the big ones, but it never lets me down.
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Post by Tony »

Spinnerbaits, Crankbaits, and Buzzbaits are exciting but usually get less strikes. Also in-line spinners are really good.
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I like spinnerbaits in white, blue or orange & Smithwick Suspending Rogue jerkbaits. For topwater you can't beat a buzzbait or spook.

And of course BIG bucktail spinners are great too.
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Post by Bender »

Thanks guys and gal :lol: for all your info.

And I'm sure my wife will thank you as well when she sees my bag of goodies from the show :shock: :D

WK
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Post by Northern King »

The first go to lure for pike would be a tie between a Bomber Long A(usually a bright orange colour) or a red and white daredevil or williams wabler. I would definitely try big spinnerbaits either tandem or inline bucktail spinners.
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SPINNERBAIT (gold)
Northamfishing Tackle
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Post by Mr.J. »

I'm hoping this will be my all time always go to pike lure

Image

If you cannot catch a pike on a Williams Wobblers your not fishing in water.

The rest is my mind making up crazy things again.
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Post by JimmyBuffett »

Firetiger Bomber Long A(with the scars to prove it)

Any type of good sized spinners

A big sucker and a hook and a bobber :wink:

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