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Below are details for all the Northern Pike caught by Nathan Heywood. This view provides a great way to see where and how Nathan Heywood caught Northern Pike.
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| From Trip: | Carp fishin on the blackstone river | |
| Trip Date: | 5/16/2012 | |
| Hotspot Title: | The Lock | |
| # of Fish Caught: | 4 | |
| Fish Length (Average): | 0 inches | |
| Fish Length (Max): | 34 inches | |
| Fish Weight (Average): | 0 lbs. 0 oz. | |
| Fish Weight (Max): | 0 lbs. 0 oz. | |
| Bait Type: | Live Bait (Other) | |
| Bait Details: | Medium sized Frog | |
| Location Details: | a small freshwater stream dumps into the river and an old boat lock where there are an abundance of frogs to use for bait | |
| Longitude/Latitude: | -71.573696136475, 42.022103760549 | |
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| From Trip: | Carp fishin on the blackstone river | |
| Trip Date: | 5/16/2012 | |
| Hotspot Title: | Live BullFrogs Never Fail | |
| # of Fish Caught: | 7 | |
| Fish Length (Average): | 0 inches | |
| Fish Length (Max): | 29 inches | |
| Fish Weight (Average): | 10 lbs. 0 oz. | |
| Fish Weight (Max): | 0 lbs. 0 oz. | |
| Bait Type: | Live Bait (Other) | |
| Bait Details: | Medium to small sized frogs seem to work the best but ive even caught pike and largemouth off of a full grown frog sink em or let em swim on top either way works very effectivly | |
| Location Details: | Huge slow moving pool where the much smaller branch river dumps into the blackstone great spot also for carp and both species of bass perch and crappies | |
| Longitude/Latitude: | -71.550822257996, 42.009381875168 | |
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