Northern Pike Tackle Tips From
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Top 5 Tackle Tips For Northern Pike Fishing
One of the first questions asked by our guests is – What is the best fishing tackle?
Of course this is followed by a list of other questions such as – What kind of rod & reels are best to use? What are the top lures? What size lures? What colors are best? What size monofilament line should I use? And the list goes on.
On this page we will answer questions about the top equipment and offer proven tackle tips. However this is simply a suggestion and testing these fishing tips and tackle recommendations is up to you, while you are on the lake fishing.
Below we provide good information on the top 5 most popular lures and the best fishing they are commonly used for.

Fishing Rods:
We advise fishermen to bring along the rod and reels they feel comfortable with using. Casting & spinning are the most popular and top rated, but we can see here that fly fishing for Northern Pike is also an effective way to catch a trophy!
Pike caught on a fly rod in Big Rock Bay on Trout Lake,
near Ear Falls, Ontario, Canada.
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Reels:
Line & line test:
6# to 10# test seem to be the most popular fishing line, 8# is a good choice. For casting with larger lures, some guests have a second rod equipped with 14# to 17# line.

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Suggested Tackle For Northern Pike
Light to medium action rod with a 6# test line.
Medium to heavy action rod with a 10-12# test line.

Heavy action rod with a 14# test line.
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