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Old 05-11-2016, 03:29 AM   #137
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Originally Posted by rkomar View Post
I've seen pictures of "chain pickerel", and those look like pike. But what we call pickerel up here don't. More importantly, they taste way better than pike, and don't have those nasty pitchfork bones in them. "Pike" wouldn't be a bad choice for Canadian fish, but "Pickerel" is a good choice.
My first search this morning for "Canadian fish" found lots of pictures of pikes. And after your post, pickerel pointed to pike as well. But, looking up "walleye" now, I find out it is not a pike, and that in Canada it is called a pickerel. That looks like the only place that "pickerel" is not referring to a type of pike.

And now I know far more than I ever wanted to know about Canadian fish. I think I'll go back to whistling that Monty Python song. But that of course makes me wonder, if I'm going to slap someone with a fish in Canada, pike or a pickerel?
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