Big Pike Jumping
Have a look at this nice pike take to the air.
Trophy Northern Pike at Scott Lake Lodge
Here a quick summary of what your pike fishing time at Scott Lake Lodge might look like. Whether you fly fish, spin fish or have never fished. Our guides will get you on the fish! Sight fishing is common and you can stalk Trophy Northern Pike in crystal clear water.
Big Northern Pike T Bones a Smaller one
Have a look at what northern fishing is like at a pristine Canadian Fishing Lodge. Trophy northern pike eating smaller specimens right off your hook? This takes sight fishing up a notch!! You see the pike, cast, watch him eat and set the hook…all of the sudden the it feels like you’re hooked on the bottom. The food chain unfolds before your eyes! What a story to share at happy hour in the lodge!
Trophy Northern Pike Underwater Release
Have a look at this short clip of a big northern pike waving goodbye (until next time) from the waters at Scott Lake Lodge. This doesn’t get old to our guides even after 15 years!
Giant Pike Strike in Slow Motion
Have a look at this gem of a clip. An angry pike chomping on a big swimbait not far from the lodge at Scott Lake.
Why the Bunny Leech is the Perfect Northern Pike Fly
If you took a survey of what was tied onto fly rods in guides boats at Scott Lake Lodge this would account for 90% of the flies. Simple, easy to tie and effective. The bunny strip moves with the slightest twitch begging to be eaten, even by a pike with the a whitefish tail sticking out of its mouth.
Sight-casted it offers a fine contract to the silt covered bottom of the pike bay, easy for the angler to track and easy for the fish.
Short strips, pauses and a painfully slow sink even on a tieable wire leader are the cause of many “bow wakes” from giant northerns in skinny water.