I believe some one has advised them wrongly about fish teeth and gear needed. The whole system leader system is broken in my opinon. Add in that the new leaders break while rod is in the rod holder, with no additional pressure and drag set below breaking point of leader and line. The game makers have made it so you cannot catch them with out titanium leaders. Yes you loose less with a titanium leader, but you can still catch them on mono or fluro in real life. Also the teeth of a pike are set apart so are they not rubbing on the leader like a shark does. They have big teeth, but not serated teeth like a shark.

features 106,000 km 2 (26 million acres) of intact forest, peatland and wetland habitat free from industrial development, making up 99% of the province's boreal region.Originally posted by JeppeH:Pikes have teeth, big and very sharp teeths.

Important fish species include Lake trout, Arctic grayling, Northern pike, Arctic char and several kinds of whitefish and cisco. features the Thelon, the largest river in Nunavut, which flows into Hudson Bay, a boreal-Arctic oasis that supports a rich and diverse concentration of wildlife, including Musk ox, Grizzly bear, Tundra swan and Canada goose.supports 1 million Barren ground caribou and large populations of other wildlife, including Grizzly bear, muskox, wolf, fox, lynx, moose and wolverine.is home to the Rock Ptarmigan, Nunavut's official bird.is the breeding ground for millions of birds of approximately 85 species, including Yellow-billed Loon, Short-eared Owl and Harris's Sparrow.comprises 2% of Canada's Boreal Forest.

is 107,000 km 2 (26 million acres) in size – larger than the state of Maine.

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