Ask a fisheries biologist: No, pike don’t lose their teeth
Max Wolter Wisconsin DNR Fish Biologist
December 8, 2023
Grant from federal government to help restore popular fishing spot on Alaska river bank
The crumbling bank on the Kenai River has been depositing silt into the water, which can harm the salmon.
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