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Pike
* adore spinnerbaits and bucktails, chiefly ones yielding white and orange coloration.
* also use the increased turbidity of storm-tossed shallows to ambush their prey.
* are active all winter, but key periods are first and last ice
  - carnivores
  - everywhere
  - fish
  - freshwater fish
* are located in lakes
  - rivers
  - part of pikes
  - points
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  - torpedo-shaped fish with jaws filled with wicked teeth
* are used for eating
  - place names
  - pokes
  - pulling
  - weapons
* come in many sizes.
* feed aggressively just before spawning in the spring and again in the autumn.
* like to live in shallow, weedy, large, small and deep lakes and rivers.
* live in the ford where the river crosses the North Path.
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* occur in most area lakes connected to the river system.
* prefer clear, shallow, vegetated areas of lakes and larger rivers
  - quiet waters
* reach maturity at two to three years for males, three to four years for females.

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Big pike
* are tough to find in summer and even more difficult to catch.
* feed actively in cold water.
* regulate the number of small pike.

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Northern pike
* appear to be more tolerant of cold water temperatures and seem to prefer lakes.
* are active all summer long, as is small-mouth bass
  - in most parts of the lake
  - also common along with lesser numbers of large and smallmouth bass and musky
  - an easy catch along the weedlines on most area lakes
  - good eating fish, too
  - one of the first species to spawn in northern Indiana
  - predators, feeding primarily on other fish
  - typically green with light-colored small oval shaped markings
  - very adaptable and occur in a wide range of habitats
* grow even more slowly.
* have dark colored bodies with light markings
  - light bars on an olive-green back
  - to re-orient their prey before they can swallow it
* is areal carnivorous creature
  - created for speed, but only for short distances
* live in a wide variety of habitats
  - shallow water in the summer and deep water in the winter
* prefers clear and warm waters of the rivers and lakes with gravelled bottoms.
* remain aggressive, located in weed beds, moving throughout weeds looking for panfish.
* use aquatic plants, too, by spawning in marshy and flooded areas in early spring.

Superhighway
* includes readsides.
* includes safety islands
  - isles
  - zones
* includes traffic circles
  - lanes

Major road
* Most major roads have bike lanes.
* are drivable during daylight hours.

Mountain road
* are narrow and occasionally littered with fallen rock, especially after a rainfall.
* wind through tropical forests.

Parkway
* are highways.
* are located in garages
  - maps
  - new jerseys
  - roads
  - toll roads
* are used for access
  - driving

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Portage
* are carry
  - cost
  - software
  - tracks
* home teaching scheme for pre-school children with special needs and their families
  - visiting service for pre-school children with special educational needs
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  * Portage is the largest city outside of Dane County in the Madison Metropolitan Area.

Rail line
* Many rail lines have low levels of service, perhaps just one or two trains per day.
* link the rural and urban areas.