NEW YORK — Tiger muskellunge are a sterile, fast-growing cross between northern pike and muskellunge. They have long, cylindrical-shaped bodies like their parental species, and can reach similar sizes ...

Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. A Connecticut fisherman has shocked social media users by catching two enormous tiger muskies in the state's Lake ...

A Connecticut man landed an incredible fish last month. Joe Rivas, 32, of Oxford, caught a 41-inch, 26-pound tiger muskie in Lake Lillinonah in July, according to a report from the Danbury-based ...

Muskie guide Dustin Carlson of Duluth has seen a lot of big muskies. But none of them measure up to one of near world-record proportions that his uncle caught aboard Carlson's boat July 16 on the St.

The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources along with local members of Muskies Inc. planted 2,000 tiger muskellunge in Newton Reservoir on Wednesday. Pineview Reservoir, located in Weber County, was also ...

(CBS4) - A 34 inch, 11 pound tiger muskie was captured and released at Gross Reservoir this week, and a photo tweeted by Colorado Parks and Wildlife shows one of the smiling state workers who caught ...

That’s how Tom Maguire, of Syracuse, described the tiger muskie he caught last month. Since it was Maguire’s first tiger, and considering that he’s a retired newspaper reporter, and that Halloween is ...

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Otisco, N.Y. – Moments after Demetrio Ascioti landed the monster tiger muskie Saturday evening on Otisco Lake he said he was so happy he jumped around in a circle on his boat and hugged his fishing ...

For Joshua Stratmann, fighting the massive tiger muskie he hooked recently on New York’s Otisco Lake was merely the first challenge. A far more difficult task was hauling the nearly 4-foot fish ...