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My family has lived in Great Lakes states for the last few generations, and I've always just heard them called Pike. That's the colloquial name, as well as the official one.
Every year my family goes to the State Fair, and every year we go through the Department of Natural Resources building, where they have permanent installations of huge fish tanks of freshwater fish, as well as seasonal outdoor ponds. The fish get really huge, and little kids are scared of them, especially the pike and muskellunge. When I was a kid I was scared to swim in our lake because of both.
http://www.boltonlake.com/graphics/pike48.JPG
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(http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/fish/northern/)
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| June 03, 2009 02:09 PM |
Every year my family goes to the State Fair, and every year we go through the Department of Natural Resources building, where they have permanent installations of huge fish tanks of freshwater fish, as well as seasonal outdoor ponds. The fish get really huge, and little kids are scared of them, especially the pike and muskellunge. When I was a kid I was scared to swim in our lake because of both.
http://www.boltonlake.com/graphics/pike48.JPG
Muskie:
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• Great answer and awesome images, both fish are in great shape.
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June 03, 2009 01:39 PM
The Northern Pike is the name used in the USA. In Canada, it is called the Jack or Jackfish. Minnesota Department of Natural Resources
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(http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/fish/northern/)
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June 03, 2009 01:42 PM
Pickaxe, picky etc.
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