walleyed pike

Mounted on another wall was a very large walleyed pike.

Even the walleyed pike, a ferocious eater, is experiencing the effects.

That expedition yielded only a long dark vigil and the sighting of a few walleyed pike.

Recreation includes fishing (for musky and walleyed pike), boating and swimming.

They will take to the water in boats to spear the fat walleyed pike that come to spawn each spring in the cold shallows.

They are often casually referred to as "walleyed pike" or "pickerel," but those are misnomers.

Only a few years ago, fishermen and Indians were at war in northern Wisconsin over the tribe's practice of spearfishing walleyed pike during spawning season.

Swanky looking but not at all pricey, Minerva's had the best salad bar I found and terrific walleyed pike.

The fish compete with native yellow perch and walleyed pike, and consume the eggs of the commercially important whitefish, among other species.

There are 6 public boat landings, and the lake features northern pike, walleyed pike and muskellunge fishing.

A noteworthy main course is a combination of sauteed walleyed pike, salmon and snapper in silky Champagne sauce with baby chanterelles.

Certain ingredients, like walleyed pike, his celebrated short ribs and warm lobster salad will remain, but how they are presented will vary according to the seasons.

In some parts of its range, the walleye is known as the walleyed pike, colored pike, yellow pike or pickerel (esp.

People come for walleyed pike or whitefish from the bay, grilled over coals, and local beef, and vegetables that spill from two gardens seven months a year.

His book, the best on freshwater trolling that I have encountered, includes chapters on going after trout, salmon, landlocked striped bass, walleyed pike and black bass.

Many of the traditional Cree trap lines will be sunken forever, and the fishing for walleyed pike and speckled trout will never be quite the same.

The 16th veers right to a narrow green that is even more treacherous because it has no bunkers to keep balls from splashing among Lake Hazeltine's walleyed pike.

Chief Commanda, who hunts and traps on a reservation north of Ottawa, used to lead tourists on fishing expeditions for walleyed pike and speckled trout.

At the Lenox Room on the Upper East Side, David Cunningham's freshwater choucroute features walleyed pike, crayfish and crisp-fried smelts.

The fishing-dependent community suffered after a disastrous fall in walleyed pike or walleye (Sander vitreus) population in both basins of Upper and Lower Red Lakes during the 1990s.

Newly installed in a magnificent Art Deco space that once housed a cafeteria, with black glass and silvery grillwork, this longtime local favorite features regional products like walleyed pike and pheasant.

My entree, saddle of rabbit, was so tender it fell off the bone; Dirk, a Midwesterner, was delighted to find walleyed pike, crusted with hazelnuts and pan fried, on the menu.

Walleyed pike (brought in from Switzerland, not Wisconsin, a waiter confided) is wrapped in potato slices so thin they appear to be fish scales and then served in a mellow truffle nage.

Now the lake has a balance of Northern Pike, Walleyed Pike, Large Mouth Bass, Yellow Perch, Crappie, Blue Gill, and other Sunfish.

Farm ponds are usually suitable only for warm-water fish such as bass and bluegills, but the company has stocked trout, walleyed pike and even muskellunge in some suitable ponds in northern states.