This freshwater fish's (*) streamlined body allows it to attain great speed, which along with its tendency to grow up to 60 inches long makes it a prized game fish.
This fish has over seven sensory pores on the underside of its mandible, which can be used to distinguish this fish from its more darkly colored close relative. If this fish mates with its close relative, a sterile hybrid known as the "Tiger" variety of this fish is produced. This fish often swallows its prey whole and has been known to eat frogs, ducklings, and even small mammals. This freshwater fish's (*) streamlined body allows it to attain great speed, which along with its tendency to grow up to 60 inches long makes it a prized game fish. For ten points, name this relative of the Northern Pike.
This fish has over seven sensory pores on the underside of its mandible, which can be used to distinguish this fish from its more darkly colored close relative.
{Muskellunge} [accept: {Muskie}; {Esox masquinongy}]