Northern pike are voracious predators and will eat just about anything. It was anyone’s guess what was inside the fish’s stomach. When the men opened the fish up, they were astonished to see ...

Scientists suspect a deadly virus is behind an unusually large number of fish deaths in Lake Huron ... log perch, northern pike, longnose gar, largemouth bass and even mudpuppies — a species ...

pregnant or may become pregnant eat no more than one meal a week of predatory fish such as bass, sauger, walleye, flathead catfish, gar, muskellunge, northern pike, trout and salmon. That is ...

Just when Art Weston’s resume couldn’t get any more impressive, another incredible fish story to shock the imagination comes barreling down the pike ... pound alligator gar that is a pending ...

Just when I thought Art Weston’s resume couldn’t get any more impressive, another incredible big fish story to shock the imagination comes barreling down the pike. I call the story incredible because ...

Fish stocks are threatened by illegal fishing, particularly the use of small-mesh fence nets (locally known as Than Za Gar Pike), which indiscriminately capture large numbers of juvenile fish. Local ...

Another living dinosaur, alligator gar are a prehistoric species and the largest members of the gar family. Until fairly recently, these toothy critters were vilified by anglers as a trash fish ...

Let’s face it, most pike you’ll catch will be 18 to 24 inches. Although fish this size are great sport and they will surely fight for everything they’re worth, they are pretty easy to land ...

Summertime bass anglers may shun pike when they bite, but come winter, many anglers get excited about ice fishing for northern pike. And why not? They are widespread, aggressive and easy to catch.

Wondering who has the biggest fish tale in Ohio ... Williams of Fremont, on July 21, 2001. Gar, longnose: 25 pounds. 49 inches. Ohio River. Flora Irvin of Cincinnati, on Aug 31, 1966.

Chuck Zimmerman of Hilton was on the quest of a lifetime while fishing Butterfield Lake in Jefferson County – to obtain a mountable fish from the 962-acre body of water. He achieved that feat on ...