Ever wondered what a pike looks like without its birthday suite on.
Thursday 13 August 2009
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2 comments:
Great picture Simon!
Simon, Great picture. Having eaten my share of Northern Pike, I can tell you that this is only a half skeleton... There are about 50% more bones that make eating these fish a real chore sometimes, but of all the fish I've eaten from fresh or salt water, Northern Pike is definitely one of my favorites.
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