fishing planet emerald lake northern pike

Louisiana - Quanchkin also great for bass, crappie & pickerel. Oregon - Falcon is great for trout & ok for bass North Carolina - Neherrin is an inexpensive trip with good profit that's great for bass & crappie If I wanted a change of scenery from those I rotated to a couple other spots The smaller fish are more $ per lb/kg which is beneficial with a smaller net if you don't mind reeling more fish in to fill a net.įlorida bass at peak times can fill a large net in a couple hours with multiple rods in the water.

With a rod holder you can reel in more weight with 2 - 3 bass, walleye or trout in less time than fighting to land one pike. Perhaps not the fastest method, but I had a lot of fun doing it. I suggest to fish from a kayak anchor up, so the fish can tow you around while reeling it in. But a 9/10 kg setup will give you long fights. 0:00 / 25:22 Fishing Planet 20 - S3 Emerald Lake Northern Pike, Chain Pickerel, and Grass Pickerel Hawkeye M 25.4K subscribers 32K views 4 years ago Fishing Planet 20 - S3. I didn't target pike or muskie until level 40(ish), when you can reel in pike without much of a fight. Originally posted by high-in-the-sky: You can go to Saint-Croix Lake, Michigan, for pike. Michigan is beautiful and great for targeting walleye (get much larger than New York), trout and bass. Depending on how big your net is (might require a couple day trip to be profitable) and if you have a rod holder I enjoy St Croix and Everglades a lot more. Left side Dock of Peace out towards the left tall tree and right side of the dock out towards the rock/stream mouth have been best areas so far but searching where its deepest can throw up fish anywhere.Emerald isn't much fun for me either. Though some days you get 1 or no trophies. I just try to imitate an injured fish.ġ1 trophy Walleye in a day and lots of smaller ones so it works for me. I've never focused on the number of dots next to the lure graphic. Unlike in Florida where its a killer technique.Ĭast out and let it sink to the bottom then reel in - stop - reel in - reel in - stop - reel in. I've caught fish up to 14ft depth on minnow and leeches and doubt a crank searches holes or troughs (at the speed Walleye prefer) really effectively. Not used cranks at Emerald to any great extent. Daytime particularly when its raining pink glo n spoon has proved most reliable.

Most successful lures (i always target trophy fish) so far have beenĪmmolite 1/4oz n spoon 1/0 (biggest Walleye so far)Ĭaught the odd fish on black n spoon and 3' and 5' night worm. Stop and go at three or two speed works well for me as this technique searches the depths in all areas of the lake and minimises attention from other species.

Fishing planet emerald lake northern pike