49. Wisconsin – Northern Pike
Wisconsin’s lakes are home to the northern pike, a predatory fish with a mouth full of sharp teeth. While not typically dangerous to humans, pike have been known to bite swimmers and anglers who get too close—especially when food or bait is involved. Their bites can cause lacerations and infections if not treated promptly. Northern pike are also an invasive species in some areas, disrupting local ecosystems by outcompeting native fish. Anglers should use caution when handling them and wear gloves if possible. Treat all bites seriously and seek medical care if signs of infection develop. Awareness is key for safe fishing.
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