Definition of jackfish in English:

jackfish

nounPlural jackfishesˈdʒakfɪʃˈdʒækˌfɪʃ

North American

A pike or sauger, especially the northern pike.
Example sentencesExamples
- You might target the king mackerel, the Gulf's most popular light-tackle species, but the next hit could be from a ling, a jackfish, a bonito, a dorado, a shark, a tuna, a wahoo - or something beyond a kid's wildest dreams.
- You can also clap eyes on large groups of bass and twirly pikes (luces or jackfishes).
- The star turn is inevitably a shoal of " big-eye jackfishes ", of more than 100 individuals.
- I especially enjoyed feeding my catches from the morning to the 3-4 foot long jackfishes cruising around the pier.
- We hovered for a while watching the sweepers being herded one way and then another by black grouper, squirrelfish and the occasional swooping jackfish.

Definition of jackfish in US English:

jackfish

nounˈjakˌfiSHˈdʒækˌfɪʃ

North American

A pike or sauger, especially the northern pike.
Example sentencesExamples
- The star turn is inevitably a shoal of " big-eye jackfishes ", of more than 100 individuals.
- We hovered for a while watching the sweepers being herded one way and then another by black grouper, squirrelfish and the occasional swooping jackfish.
- I especially enjoyed feeding my catches from the morning to the 3-4 foot long jackfishes cruising around the pier.
- You might target the king mackerel, the Gulf's most popular light-tackle species, but the next hit could be from a ling, a jackfish, a bonito, a dorado, a shark, a tuna, a wahoo - or something beyond a kid's wildest dreams.
- You can also clap eyes on large groups of bass and twirly pikes (luces or jackfishes).

单词	jackfish
释义	Definition of jackfish in English: jackfish nounPlural jackfishesˈdʒakfɪʃˈdʒækˌfɪʃ North American A pike or sauger, especially the northern pike. Example sentencesExamples You might target the king mackerel, the Gulf's most popular light-tackle species, but the next hit could be from a ling, a jackfish, a bonito, a dorado, a shark, a tuna, a wahoo - or something beyond a kid's wildest dreams. You can also clap eyes on large groups of bass and twirly pikes (luces or jackfishes). The star turn is inevitably a shoal of " big-eye jackfishes ", of more than 100 individuals. I especially enjoyed feeding my catches from the morning to the 3-4 foot long jackfishes cruising around the pier. We hovered for a while watching the sweepers being herded one way and then another by black grouper, squirrelfish and the occasional swooping jackfish. Definition of jackfish in US English: jackfish nounˈjakˌfiSHˈdʒækˌfɪʃ North American A pike or sauger, especially the northern pike. Example sentencesExamples The star turn is inevitably a shoal of " big-eye jackfishes ", of more than 100 individuals. We hovered for a while watching the sweepers being herded one way and then another by black grouper, squirrelfish and the occasional swooping jackfish. I especially enjoyed feeding my catches from the morning to the 3-4 foot long jackfishes cruising around the pier. You might target the king mackerel, the Gulf's most popular light-tackle species, but the next hit could be from a ling, a jackfish, a bonito, a dorado, a shark, a tuna, a wahoo - or something beyond a kid's wildest dreams. You can also clap eyes on large groups of bass and twirly pikes (luces or jackfishes).
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