17 thoughts on “A beginners guide to Pike fishing #Fishing #Flyfishing

  1. @kennypartridge1853 says:

    Old but gold film. This is either my 2nd or 3rd time watching this. Firstly, fantastic seeing you not only "land" your 1st pike, but also it being a double AND you overcame your hesitation toward those beautiful fish.
    Ben is obviously a fantastic anglers, and coach! The venue too, stunning place to spend a day!

  2. @kerrypitt9789 says:

    I stopped fishing for Pike a long time ago, but there is still one method I use for 4 to 6 weeks a year if I can.
    Fishing Pike on a fly rod on surface flies like a deer hair mouse or a Frog, can be heart stopping! I took the pastor from a local church out years ago and he was fishing with the standard Red and white Spoon. He looked at my frog fly very dubiously, but he was polite and said nothing. I only had to cast into the rushes about 20 to 30 feet, the frog was weedless.
    The first fish blew that frog up out of the water and I missed it because I struck too soon, but the next fish hit it right from under the boat and got us wet! I brought it in, not big, maybe 5lbs. But heart stopping! The Pastor asked if he could fish a frog if I had a spare. We Mickey moused it on his spinning Rod with a small split shot and he hooked the next one! It was crazy! Those fish nearly caused several heart attacks!
    Here the waters are quite warm and Pike do not fight hard unless you catch them in a cold water lake, so on the surface from ice out to the end of June, is my favorite time. Are your waterways cooler?

  3. @duderoony says:

    Another great day out Lyndsay. I’ve been a course fisherman for many years and my best on a mackerel dead-bait was 13lb and I agree….. they are scary! lol. Thank you for another one dude.

  4. @ibelieve1468 says:

    Great video really enjoyed that but not as much as u both lol. The baby bass fly i mentioned would be a killer for you on these Pike. Maybe you could copy it in a tutorial giving your own unique version? Tight lines

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