There are some detailed scientific ways to determine the age of aNorthernPike but the easiest and quickest way to do so for the common angler is to consult an Length to Weight to Age chart for the part of the country you are fishing in for Norther Pike. Pike will grow faster in some areas compared to othersbecauseof environment factors like water temperature, forage, and risk of predation.
The scientific name for a northern pike is Esox lucius.
I was unable to find an alternate name for the female pike however what is commonly known as the Northern Pike is also known as, great northern pike, American pike, jackfish, the great northern pickerel.
The Northern pike is a carnivore so its a consumer.
yes,they are egg layers.
no
Many fish are related to the northern pike. Pickerel are one type of fish related to the northern pike, and there is also all types of freshwater muskie. and the walleye is a cross between some type of pike and a perch.
A northern pike is active during all parts of the day. It is not nocturnal but it can feed at night.
Northern pike are, like all fish, cold blooded.
NO It is a omnivore
Gary A. Pearse has written: 'Abundance and age, sex, and length composition of the northern pike populations of George, Volkmar and T lakes, 1989' -- subject(s): Pike
A Norther Pike (Esox lucius)is commonlyreferredto as a Pike. Other nicknames for the Pike can include:Great Northern Pike;Pickerel (this can some time be use to refer to Walleye)SnakeGatorHammer Handle (used to describe small Pike)Jack fishSnot rocket (these fish can be very slimy)Wolf
A northern pike is neither a mammal nor a reptile. A northern pike is a species of carnivorous fish native to Britain and North America.