![Sushi Lure](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi9ZzmOymygELZXd3iZKgshJp4GgUrN3ZB0WsS6enh_iW-IIaNyCmdDiws06NHlpyE7MS8cEPmces9e5264ROvZBvUwzBwutjjl1K8zFHFdPY55CGOx3KLTS9HoKbTuYX31mrqDPndWdp0/s400/AAA984AE-03DB-48AE-BB9C-BF8EDDD02EAE.jpeg)
I had a strict last cast time - it was 18:00 - then I really did have to leave. And having thrashed the ponds to a foam, covered lots of water and changed lure regularly - I'd only banked a small perch - looked like my second trip out searching for pike was going to be a blank.
![Pike 6lb 12oz](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEijMmkkhU5Bz7IhDQlDCVo1MVwIW2K2D-eayaSosNuRHBMVtXIMse_cGIQNId40HTuGigq7nb5YcbXruGlT-0GpoiWji5gNQsGnRqs0McJIs_ZC4YAhiIIuDiCB-AbuOcAjwDE9tsIcXTA/s400/21F6575B-1D04-43D0-A8F7-2176CDED26CC.jpeg)
In the dying minutes I spotted a shoal of small roach on the surface - 17:57 - quickly snapped on a sushi lure - 17:59 - finally had the take I was after - 4 hours of hard work but I got my prize last cast. I quickly popped her on the scales - a 6lb 12oz pike to better next time...
just in time. A lovely pike too!
ReplyDeleteMade me work for it (and the seagulls kept diving on the lures which was a pain) but worth it in the end!
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