I have footage somwhere from a real unique pike. The pikes in game atm are merely 3 year old pikes.Ī real trophy pike should be close to 1m and would weigh around 10Kg. But what are you actively doing in the meantime (1) Float with the best available bait.
I am assuming any grind involves bottom rod (s) with the best available bait stuck in a rod stand. from one of my dives for the dev's with a real fully grown pike on it. Walleye Grind at Emerald Lake I wonder what people's preferred walleye grind technique at Emerald Lake is. I know they are bigger in RL, dunno where i posted it but I did post a vid. Now, thinking realistically, in a lake as big as Emerald Lake, how many such big pike can survive? 3, maybe 4 (don't forget that big pike is very teritorial), more than that being impossible.Īs far as i know, from old discussions with developers, a new waterway will have big (much bigger!) pike, also, for thrill seekers, large muskie. Official information is that biggest pike in the game could be around 26.5 lb. A real trophy starts from somewhere around 12 lb., with monsters/unique around 20 lb. northern pike is not a trophy, is a "teenager". Now, back to main question: honestly, a 4 lb. It is an old and almost forgotten naming bug! :)
The thing with it is that it's wrongly named. Originally posted by Corsaxx:There is a trophy northern pike in the game.
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