Articles related to "Northern Pike"

Fly fishers venturing north to Canada will likely encounter a quarry so friendly to their efforts, they may wonder why they never visited the north country sooner.

Esox masquinogy is one of the two species of true pike found in Canada and North America. They are fresh-water ambush predators, and a favourite of sport-fishermen.

Northern pike are a common gamefish throughout the Northern Hemisphere, and their aggressive nature makes them prime targets for fly rodders.

Vast herds of caribou roam the the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, but the refuge is home to hundreds of other species as well.

Devil's Lake, famed Perch Capital of the World, isn't region's only wildlife habitat. Secret hideaways for sportsmen who ice fish, or to trap furbearers are nearby.

Eleven Mile Reservoir, in the Pikes Peak region, is a 3,405 surface-acre reservoir formed from the South Platte River, at the southern end of South Park, Colorado.

Jackrabbit Mountain is a popular family campground on the shore of Lake Chatuge in Western North Carolina's mountains.

Itasca State Park in northern Minnesota is not only the source of the mighty Mississippi River, but a park with much to offer the visitor, including great Fall colors.

Located not too far from its bigger cousin Lake Nippissing, Lake Nosbonsing offers many of the same fishing opportunities without having to tackle big water.

Any witness to a 12-year-old with Dad or Grandpa, smiling ear to ear, beaming and proudly showing off their 34-inch pike knows fishing tackle is an ideal Christmas gift.

Staying active in the outdoors year-round is challenging in Saskatchewan, a province that sees snow and below-zero temperatures for up to six months a year.

Located not too far from its bigger cousin Lake Nippissing, Lake Nosbonsing offers many of the same fishing opportunities without having to tackle big water.