Native to large rivers in Canada and the USA, the largest species of pike is the muskellunge esox masquinongy , often abbreviated to “muskie” or “musky”, which has been confirmed to grow up to 1.8 m in length (although it is more commonly 0.71–1.22 m), and to weigh up to 32 kg (but typically 6.8–16.3 … Read more
The voracious and carnivorous northern pike has a range greater than any other freshwater gamefish, and can be found throughout the northern half of North America including northern New England, eastern New York, Minnesota and the Ohio Valley, the Great Lakes basin and also the surrounding states of Nebraska and. Where do freshwater pike live? … Read more
Northern pike, also called jackfish, can be found throughout mainland Northwest Territories. They like weedy areas of warm lakes and slow rivers. Northern pike are dark green and brown with lighter spots along their sides They are known for their sharp teeth!. Why is a pike called a jackfish? Back when Alexander Mackenzie was exploring … Read more