Northern pike are simply less wary and more ravenous than muskies. A trophy muskie may only eat once or twice a week, whereas a trophy northern pike is more likely to grab your lure or bait in a ...

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A notable difference when comparing pike vs muskie is that Northern pike are found in more places. Their native range includes most of Alaska and Canada, along with most of the upper Midwest and ...

The 5 best lures for catching northern pike—spoons, spinners, crankbaits, ... If you’re serious about trophy pike, bump it up to a muskie lure like a Storm FlatStick or a Grandma Bait.

Muskie and pike, though they may look aggressive, are actually a fragile freshwater fish species. ... The lake is stocked with bass, panfish, blue catfish, walleye, and northern pike, which flourished ...

Where Do Muskie Spawn? Muskies spawn when the water temperature is in the 50s. Although the eggs of closely related northern pike stick to vegetation, muskie eggs do not, and instead, sink to the ...

Provided Share Bart Piet caught and released a 41-inch northern pike estimated at 14-20 pounds on Oct. 23 near Buckingham Fountain. “I was using a Medussa lure,” Piet emailed. “It had ...

Muskies spawn when the water temperature is in the 50s. Although the eggs of closely related northern pike stick to vegetation, muskie eggs do not, and instead, sink to the bottom.

NEW YORK — The statewide season opener for most of the cool water sportfish species in New York will start May 1. This includes walleye, northern pike, chain pickerel, and tiger muskellunge.

Northern pike and muskellunge spawning ecology. Reproductive success of two sympatric esocids in a shared spawning and nursery bay was compared based on naturally spawned egg (embryo) and age-0 ...

On October 21, the news website Ktoo.org out of Alaska published a story titled, “Programmed to Eat: Northern Pike Mauls Husky at North Pole Gravel Pit.”It was a must-click for me. The article ...