masquinongy
The masquinongy, often spelled musky, is a large, predatory freshwater fish found in North America. Scientifically known as *Esox masquinongy*, it is the largest member of the pike family. Masquinongy are characterized by their elongated, torpedo-shaped bodies, large heads, and formidable jaws filled with sharp teeth. Their coloration varies but typically includes a greenish to brownish background with dark vertical bars or spots.
These fish are apex predators, primarily feeding on other fish, but they are also known to consume
They inhabit clear, cool, and weedy lakes and rivers, preferring environments with abundant cover for ambushing