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January 13th, 2004, 08:29 PM
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when is a pike a jack and when is it not?
what defines a pike as being a Jack pike?
SS 
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January 14th, 2004, 09:28 AM
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when is a pike a jack and when is it not?
a male pike is a Jack.
the only reason we call all small pike jacks is because the male don't grow as large as the females so we tend to call smaller pike jacks, so you cant call an average weight for a jack as it depends on the average size of the males in the water. hope this answers the question. all the best. Phil. "SS" wrote in message ... what defines a pike as being a Jack pike? SS
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January 14th, 2004, 04:29 PM
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when is a pike a jack and when is it not?
"SS" wrote in message ... what defines a pike as being a Jack pike? SS Usually describes a Pike in single figures. supose it is meant to male fish as they don't grow beyond 10lb, ALL Pike over 10lb are females. of course those under 10lb are a mixture of small females and males. Dave
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