But “blue pike’’ means something other than blue-tinted northern pike; “blue pike’’ refers to walleye once plentiful, especially in Lake Erie and Ontario.

The blue walleye of northern Canada are just a colour variation of a regular walleye." However, there were other things about the blue walleye that would soon be revealed.

Is it a walleye? A new species? A sub-species? Fisheries researchers will answer these questions with DNA. Top scientists are pouring over DNA samples, and Dieter Busch, a semi-retired Fish and ...

The blue pike, considered a subspecies of the walleye, was officially declared extinct in 1975 – the same year that concerned agencies formed a blue pike recovery team. The popular fish was doomed.

CLEVELAND (AP) - The legend of the extinct blue pike just got fishier -- it may have actually been a walleye. Researchers say they can't tell a genetic difference between the blue pike and the ...

While the blue pike hasn’t been found, it is still alive, even if only in the minds of anglers. And in the blue walleye, an often-confused, unrelated animal.

Some blue-colored walleye persist farther north, however. Wayne Schaefer, professor emeritus at UW-Washington County, has done research for the last 30 years on blue walleye in Canada.

In a letter from October 2020, Thom Petersen, Minnesota's agriculture commissioner, shared his support for Blue Water Farms. "Walleye is a coveted food fish here.

Blue Water Farms, led by CEO Clarence Bischoff, has high hopes of being the first commercial facility to achieve the indoor production of walleye. SUBSCRIBE NOW! Read Today's Paper Thursday, July 10 ...

The Blue Walleye. If you ask a real fisherman, he'll tell you that walleye is one of the best eating fish. It's not a particularly pretty fish, but it's the reason that God made beer, ...

Blue Water Farms plans to operate a walleye hatchery, tanks for fish as they grow and processing facilities, as well as an aquaponic operation that produces lettuce, strawberries, cherry tomatoes ...

Blue Water Farms, led by CEO Clarence Bischoff, has high hopes of being the first commercial facility to achieve the indoor production of walleye. 3 months/99¢ a month SUBSCRIBE NOW Read Today's ...