Catching Pike In Deep Water (5 of 14)
Video Transcript:
Male 2: All right. Must be a Pike.
Male 1: I don't know. It's not fighting like a Pike.
Male 2: Yes, it is.
Male 1: Yes.
Male 2: There's a Pike on a twisty fly. Whoa.
Male 1: You tell me what to do. Nice one.
Male 2: People think you have to retrieve really quickly for a Pike, but this Pike took the fly on the drop; on a very slow retrieve, and then drop on a sinking line. It's not always a very, very fast aggressive when you're fishing for Pike.
Male 3: I'll try to get him to turn around.
Male 2: Whoa.
Male 3: There we go.
Male 1: Nice Pike, huh?
Male 2: Yes. Better than the one yesterday.
Male 1: Gone?
Male 2: In larger lakes, Pike, you can find in shallow water, in the spring and fall. When it gets toward summer, you're going to have to fish deeper on the drop-offs, 10, 15, even 20, 30 feet of line with a sinking line. That's how we just caught this Pike, because it's summertime. You can catch them later on in the season, when they're not shallow, with the fly.