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Devils Lake with Pete "Mr Tiller" Harsh
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<blockquote data-quote="lowe1648" data-source="post: 322928" data-attributes="member: 6349"><p>Keystone how did the pike taste? I was out there a few years ago and when you fillet up the pike the meat was a orange color and had a horrible taste I was told by my parents that love eating pike. I was told it's from the fresh water shrimp but walleyes and perch had their regular color and taste.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="lowe1648, post: 322928, member: 6349"] Keystone how did the pike taste? I was out there a few years ago and when you fillet up the pike the meat was a orange color and had a horrible taste I was told by my parents that love eating pike. I was told it's from the fresh water shrimp but walleyes and perch had their regular color and taste. [/QUOTE]
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