Chain pickerel are preyed upon by larger fish species such as northern pike and muskellunge. Birds of Prey, like ospreys and herons, also hunt them, especially when they are near the water's surface. Additionally, mammals such as raccoons and otters may eat chain pickerel when they have the opportunity.
Members of the pike family, pickerel can live ten years or more.
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Mainly fish, sometimes frogs and other small animals.
Pickerel, also known as northern pike, face predation from a variety of larger fish species, including muskellunge and larger pike. Birds of prey, such as ospreys and eagles, also hunt pickerel when they are near the water's surface. Additionally, larger carnivorous mammals, such as otters and raccoons, may prey on juvenile pickerel.
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The chain pickerel has evolved to survive in warmer habitats than its larger relatives, the muskellunge and northern pike. Like other members of the pike family, pickerel are voracious predators, and feed on other fish, crayfish and amphibians. Often caught on hook and line where it is a good fighter. Usually found in shallow, weedy habitats.
A pickeral is a member of the pike family and usually grows to a pound or two. A walleye is a member of the perch family and grows larger.
Today i caught smallmouth, largemouth bass, chain pickerel, perch and blue gill.
Most adults range between 21 and 24 inches, with exceptional fish reaching 30 inches.
American pickerel was created in 1789.
The chain pickerel, a member of the pike family, evolved as the warmer water version of northern pike and muskellunge. Somewhat smaller than these two species, it replaces them in southern areas, usually found in shallow, weedy environments. A fierce predator, feeds almost exclusively on small fish and frogs, crayfish.
A Freshwater Fish. A chain pickerel is in the Northern Pike and Musky family and looks just like it but smaller. It is generally found in the northeast US and eastern Canada. Some people call a Walleye a pickerel as a slang name. Like they call pike jacks.