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    Default Last Pike of 2014 - Bitten?

    This was most likely my last outing of 2014. I only caught this small pike and wouldn't have normally posted a picture except that he/she looks to have been bitten by something bigger. What do you think?

    I caught it on a tiny Crappie mini-crank - a "bitsy pond minnow".
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    Well Pete...........I've seen an inflamation in that area before...........But it was on hunt camp members from eating "Boogs Un#&%@##ingbelievable Venison Chili......................LOL...................B oog

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    Quote Originally Posted by boogaloo View Post
    Well Pete...........I've seen an inflamation in that area before...........But it was on hunt camp members from eating "Boogs Un#&%@##ingbelievable Venison Chili......................LOL...................B oog
    Yes I have had that chili a time or two and likely three plus and I don't even hunt in your camp . LOL

    GLP . I don't think that's a bite . I can't recall what disease its called but it's a sore . Still an edible fish they say and I've seen it on other species .

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    Is it me or does the head look to big for that body?

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    Quote Originally Posted by cuda View Post
    Is it me or does the head look to big for that body?
    It may just be the angle I took the photo. But yes, it was a skinny pike. Maybe because of the bites/sores?
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    Looks like it narrowly escaped being the meal of a fat fall muskie
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    My first thought is a bite...

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    My guess would be a snapping turtle -I 've seen pike before with similar lesions.

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    Muskie and I think pike as well get sores that are actually a form a cancer. A read an article on it a number years ago. It's a hard to tell from the picture, but there doesn't appear to be much if any of a bite radius.

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    Almost looks like a large puncture wound. Maybe someone tried to spear it? Possibly a heron?

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