Wirral Pike Fishing

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dava_c
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Wirral Pike Fishing

Post by dava_c »

Can anybody suggest any places in the Wirral where I can fish for Pike using Pugs/lures/spinners?

I am keen to catch a pike using this method, but I am more of a regular sea fisherman and am a bit clueless when it comes to freshwater!!!!
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Post by prawnster »

You could try the Shroppy between Ellesmere Port Boat Museum and Chester Zoo... no monsters in there but enough little essox to tug on your lure.

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Post by mark »

Bit expensive,using pugs for livebait....cheaper with a small roach ;)
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Re: Wirral Pike Fishing

Post by fish41 »

Woodslee Pond in Brotherton Park Bromborough has pike in. need AWAC card (tackle shops) or be affiliateed through a local club. Lost one about lb the other day using a Mepps Ferox type lure. big flashy silver blade and dressed with red wool. Only the one take in a 2hr spinning plugging session.
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Re: Wirral Pike Fishing

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yes, i caught a pike of about 2lb in that pond about 5 years ago. i was float fishing with maggots very close in (under the overhanging trees) for a couple of hours with no bites. I went to pull in the line to head off and it suddenly went tight and the fish headed off across the other side of the pond....after a couple of minutes i landed the pike and the hook was almost straightened in the bottom of the fishes jaw, i assume it was swimming past and i foul hooked it as i struck in frustration to pull the line in!!

i can't imagine there is a large population of pike in that pond given its very small size!?!
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Re: Wirral Pike Fishing

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Good God Dava where have you been.We have been so worried about you :think: You joined in 2008 and we've hardly heard from you since :think: We thought you were ill.The paramedics are on their way. :lol: :lol: ;)
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Re: Wirral Pike Fishing

Post by karlvaughan »

The Shroppy is your best bet as Prawster says. You ould also try with small mepps blades for the large perch in the overflow at the end of the docks in Poulton/wallesey.
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Re: Wirral Pike Fishing

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not the best time of the year for plugs or lures
try dead"s sink and draw slow :dance: :dance:
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Re: Wirral Pike Fishing

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Is this the longest running thread ever?
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