Went to the honey hole today and caught these, what are they ?

sc951 · Nov 29, 2011

Been catching those all my life on the Flint. We call them jack. Usually just stomp them and throw them on the bank to feed the racoons.

Laufen · Nov 30, 2011

^Highly irresponsible, and wanton waste of food and life. I wouldn't go around bragging about childish, ignorant behavior.

Jawga Dawg · Dec 19, 2011

Northern Pike LMAO, that is a jack if your from south ga, catch em on West Point too though.

TacticalDonkey69 · Dec 19, 2011

It is definitely a chain pickerel I have cought them at west point

joyflnzz · Dec 25, 2011

looks like a chain pickerel to me

57tr6 · Dec 25, 2011

GPS of those ponds please ? haha just kidding !!! I just started to try and catch some of those last year. They are in Hartwell,Yonah,Tugalo, and Burton is supposed to be really good for walleye. Excellent eating and fun to catch.

Kissimmee Kowboy · Jan 11, 2012

I think what you have is a chain pickrell.

hank_hill · Jan 17, 2012

We called them Jacks on Ft Bragg when stationed there. Jack pickrell or garbage fish I'd say. Usually cut them loose, but in the majority of the lakes in Ft Bragg, NC. Sure do tear up your lures.

yellowhammer · Jan 19, 2012

Chain Pickerel, or Jack, or "redfin Pike"l.I`ve caught them from NC to Ga.Lot of `em in swamps in Paulding.Bite best at near-dark,in the weeds,with something shiny.Caught one about 3 ft long when I snatched a hang-up off the bottom.The liver I was using landed on top of a log.The Jack came over the log,gobbled it,and got caught.