Thanks for the kind words and we will discuss your recommendation for future pike episodes. Thanks again!

It is indeed, so much fun!

Yay! Thank you!

It is becoming more popular all the time, thanks for feedback

Thanks for the tip, appreciated!

Thanks for the feedback and great fish story. Big is a relative term and for Ontario, these are very decent fish. We've seen and caught many 44-47 inch pike but it is amazing how different they can be in girth and strength, depending upon the food available and water temperature. Look forward to reading more of your feedback in the future. Take care

@@newflyfisher I enjoy watching your fishing adventures around the country. I do the most my fly-fishing in Pennsylvania. You might enjoy fishing some of the historically popular streams around Penn State. I would highly recommend the Kettle Creek area for the early June hatches. It is common to witness numerous hatches during single day of fishing. You may find yourself sharing streams with Elk and Bears. You can fish for Native populations of Brook trout in tiny streams seldom fished. The fishing atmosphere is hard to beat. Two and three weight rods rule on tiny waters and fishing with them will put smiles on your face. Like I said Big is a relative term.

@@gizmocarr3093 Thanks, we are working on shooting some shows in PA in 2020. Appreciate the information

@@newflyfisher Phil Baldacchino’s Kettle Creek Tackle Shop 17 Kettle Creek Tackle Lane Hammersley Fork, PA 17764 Email: kettlets@kcnet.org Phone: 570-923-1416 Fax: 570-923-1420 Phil Baldacchino is someone interesting to meet. He has been around a long time and has tons of fishing tails to tell. However, can be quite cantankerous if you don’t hit it off well, but is a must see place to visit. The tackle shop is well stocked and he will point you in the right direction if you shine up to him carefully. The shop is filled with history if you look closely at things. There are few places like this left and visiting it is one thing I always do on every trip. A nice place to stay is Kettle Creek Lodge, They are fairly new to the area but are very nice people. I usually camp out near or on the steams and fish. I can move and fish any place I choose and don’t worry about having reservations. This area and many others just like it make fly fishing adventures possibilities endless. I have started out in Potter County PA and ended in up in Southern Maine Fishing for landlocked salmon. With a one day, stop in Manchester VT to rummage thru the Orvis thrift shop for fly rods. Can you tell I have no reservations of changing plans if I want? Fishing solo makes it easy. I make up the plans as I go. I do not need to compromise with anyone and do what I want and how I want. I seldom ever fail having a great time. I learned long ago, what a vacation is supposed to be. Finding fish is seldom the issue because you’re fishing in waters full of fish.

Here in sweden we used to focus on weight, but in the last years, the focus is on length.