What is another word for blue pickerel?
Pronunciation: [blˈuː pˈɪkəɹə͡l] (IPA) 
Blue pickerel, also known as white pike, grass pike, or grass pickerel, is a species of freshwater fish native to North America. The fish has a blue-green or olive back with dark vertical bars along its sides. Different regions refer to the blue pickerel using different names, such as the eastern pickerel, southern pike, and redfin pickerel. In Wisconsin, it's known as the grass pickerel, while in Indiana, it's called green pike. Some areas in Canada refer to it as the chain or jackfish. No matter what it's called in different regions, the blue pickerel is a sought-after game fish that's popular among anglers.
