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While all non-commercial fishing is called sport fishing, it only lives up to the name when what’s on your line puts up a fight. If you’re looking for a thrill, these are three of the most exciting fish to catch in North America.

1. Northern pike
Found in the northern part of the United States and throughout most of Canada, these aggressive fish can grow up to three feet long and have mouths lined with sharp teeth. They’re known to hide in shallow, weedy water, and their aggression makes them an easy fish to catch. They’ll lunge at almost anything that moves and will fight to escape when caught.

2. Muskellunge
Known as the fish of 10,000 casts, muskies are notoriously elusive. Commonly found in cold-water lakes and rivers, these aquatic beasts can weigh up to 70 pounds. Their aggressive behavior when caught makes them an exciting catch for any angler.

3. Chinook salmon
Prized for its size and strength, this Pacific Coast salmon offers fishers a good fight and a delicious meal. Fishing for a Chinook is fun because you must find a lure that will captivate the animal, and then think and move quickly as it tries to maneuver its way back to the safety of the water once caught.

If you’re looking for some exciting fishing this summer, head to where these fish can be found and see what you catch.

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