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Northern Pike vs. Muskie – How to Tell the Difference Without Second-Guessing

Before we get into spotting differences, it helps to know what kind of fish you’re dealing with. Northern Pike (Esox lucius) are found throughout most of the northern U.S. and across Canada. They’re common in weedy bays, shallow lakes, and slow-moving rivers. You’ll catch them in Minnesota, Michigan, Wisconsin, the Dakotas, and just about every ... Read more
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Do Fish Bite Better in the Morning or Evening? The Science Behind It

Fish are most active and likely to bite during two distinct windows each day: early morning (around sunrise) and late evening (just before and after sunset). These time periods consistently produce higher catch rates across freshwater and saltwater species due to specific environmental factors—namely, light levels, water temperature, oxygen saturation, and predator-prey behavior. Scientific studies, ... Read more