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Fish of Week: Pikes of the week

By  Sun-Times Wire
   
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Make it Fishes of the Week, in fact a pile of northern pike nominated for FOTW became the basis for my column in the Sun-Times today.

Click here to read the column and see the photos.

It gave me a chance to try and put some reason on so many good pike being caught all around Chicago fishing: Willow Slough, Wolf Lake, Crystal Lake, DuPage, Max McGraw Foundation and Chain O’Lakes.

E-mail FOTW nominations to straycasts@sbcglobal.net.

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